I have an active directory group named everyone includes all the employees of the company and I need to write CSOM code to grant this group permission on every item within a share Point site
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I want to give access of Accounting Settings to an user. The settings app was not accessible at first. So, I created a group for the user, gave menu, view and model access rights. Now The user can see the settings option in the accounting module also in the app list, but still can not access. I can not add the user in the Administrator / Settings group because I don't want the user to give the full permission of Settings. How can I give the user proper access rights. The warning is not enough to understand what permission I am missing. I am attaching some images of access rights.
1. User is added in the group.
2. Menu access rights
3. View access rights
4. Model access rights.
I have an user that has all the needed permissions to add users and groups, and edit collection and project level permissions for users and groups according this documentation: Permissions and groups in Azure DevOps and TFS, but when he tries to add an existing user to an existing group in a project he receives "You do not have the required permissions to perform this action".
User's collection level permissions:
User's project level permissions:
What I am missing? which permissions do I need to give him in order he is able to add existing users to existing groups?
"Edit collection-level information" and "Edit project-level information" permissions are not enough.
In order an user is able to add/remove users/groups to/from existing groups under an existing project, the user needs to be part of Project Administrator group at least.
Here you are the Azure DevOps developer community's answer:
https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/335367/cannot-give-right-permissions-for-adding-existing.html
I'm using Liferay Portal Community Edition 6.2 CE GA3 and the Documents and Media portlet. I created several roles in Liferay, one named "Documents-Admin". What I want is that a user with this role is able to create folders and files etc. and can change the permissions of these so that only specific users/roles have access to them.
So I changed the permissions for this role under Control Panel -> Users -> Roles and granted everything in Site-Administration -> Applications -> Documents and Media.
With this setting, a user with this role is able to open the permissions configurations of folders (even when he's not the owner). But the table only shows the roles "Users" and "Documents-Admin" - but there are 30 more. What do I have to do to see the full list of roles?
In control panel > Roles
Click on Documents-Admin role which you created and select define permissions.
And in that for Role you try giving view permissions or try giving there different permissions.
The context:
A client environment: SharePoint Foundation 2010
He wants to have a timerjob to update users profiles with data in active directory. Everything OK, I developed the timerjob that gets a catalog from active directory & updates selected fields for every user in the SharePoint hidden users list, that way I can keep a daily update for every user.
The problem: the client has used (as i should have thought) an active directory group that he have to manage permissions in SharePoint something like "All authenticated users".
Now i have no clue on how to update the profiles inside that group because they don't exist in the list.
Any ideas on where to update those profiles ?
Is it possible that the SP site was upgraded from an earlier flavor - specifically 2007 - and this is an artifact of that- NT Authority All Authenticated Users..... This is a catch-all reference sometimes dropped into a group or a listing pointing towards the SP site admin for user access requests. You can control access on it by having it in one group and then setting the permissions of that group as low as possible. But as for reading anything back into your scheme from Active Directory - there's nothing to grab. It's only a flag that tells SharePoint that an ID authenticated within the windows domain and nothing more. It's a default gateway of sorts to allow domain users into the SharePoint site, usually, for read only access or access to request SharePoint unique permissions, or, on some sites, access at a basic visitor level.
I've setup FBA for SharePoint 2013.
I need that only users that have a specific FBA role be able to access to a specific Page.
I tried:
Adding a FBA role into a Site Group and give permissions to that group in the page.An access denied is the result.
Adding permissions directly to the FBA role. Same error.
The only way the users are able to access to page is giving permissions directly to them.
Any help? Thanks!