Re: [dev] Re: dev Digest, Vol 55, Issue 6

13 Feb 2008

      Hello Mr. Kenneddy,

In first time, i suggest you just to use one ACL. Maybe you could declare an
ACL when you avoid that all group users (except admin) can execute the
action. I would do that.

Sorry by the late answer.

Greetings,
Eduardo Raffoul

2008/2/8, Charles Kennedy :
...
Hi Eduardo,
A part of my problem could be solved with ACL, but I the below ACL is
not working for me.
$Self->{TicketAcl}->{'ACL-RemoveTicketMove'} = {
        # match properties
        Properties => {
          # See, this is empty. Everybody matches.
        },
        # return possible options
        Possible => {
            Action => {
                AgentTicketMove => 0,
            },
        },
    };
    $Self->{TicketAcl}->{'ACL-AddTicketMove'} = {
        # match properties
        Properties => {
            User => {
                Group_rw => [
                    'admin',
                ],
            },
        },
        # return possible options
        Possible => {
            Action => {
               AgentTicketMove => 1,
            },
        },
    }
My intention on this was permit only the admin users move the ticket.
What's wrong?
Regards,
Charles K. Schulz
ckschulz@gmail.com
2008/2/8, dev-request@otrs.org :
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Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 14:09:37 -0430
From: "Eduardo Raffoul" 
Subject: Re: [dev] Check user group or if user is admin
To: "Development community of OTRS.org" 
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        <35f54d230802071039u38185330ia66d7e340c5dd776@mail.gmail.com>
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Hi Charles,
Hi Charles,
Depending on what type of option you want to filter, theres 2 ways to do
it.
If this option is related to properties of tickets, queues, or something
like that, an ACL would work fine. If what you want to filter is an
entire
module, or some functionality of that module, you can put filter options
in
the related /Config/Files/*.xml file. In Framework.xml you can see this
<ConfigItem Name="Frontend::Module###Admin" Required="0" Valid="1">
... description stuffs...
        <Group>Framework</Group>
        <SubGroup>Frontend::Admin::ModuleRegistration</SubGroup>
        <Setting>
            <FrontendModuleReg>
                <Group>admin</Group>
... some other things....
            </FrontendModuleReg>
        </Setting>
    </ConfigItem>
The key here is the <Group> tag, that is how the system knows that only
and
admin user can access to the function or module. Take a look at the rest
of
the file, or any other one, and maybe you'll find what you're looking
for.
Many greetings,
Eduardo Raffoul
2008/2/7, Charles Kennedy :
...
Hi,
I have a option that will be visible only if the user is admin. So, I
put a block in the dtl file and now I need to pass the data on the
frontend module.
How can I check if the user is of admin group?
Thanks & Regards,
Charles K. Schulz
ckschulz@gmail.com

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