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Can I set default global restrictions for Team Calendars?

James Carrington

I want to set a global 'default' restriction on Team Calendars so that clients (who sit in a user group called "clients") cannot see (or edit) any calendars unless they are explicitly granted viewing (or editing) permissions.

Example: All calendars have restrict viewing from 'clients' user group. // I then select a specific calendar, grant 'view' access to a specific user by user name.

Please help!

Thanks,

Accepted answers

Jason Caragan

Hi James,

Afraid this isn't possible just yet, but we do have a request for its implementation. Feel free to add your vote and set a watch on the issue to be notified of any updates.

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Jason Caragan

Hi James,

Afraid this isn't possible just yet, but we do have a request for its implementation. Feel free to add your vote and set a watch on the issue to be notified of any updates.

James Carrington

Hi there. The URL for the request does not appear to be working could you please check it? Thank you.

Jason Caragan

Doh, thanks James. Link fixed.

James Carrington

Hi there. The URL for the request does not appear to be working could you please check it? Thank you.

James Carrington

Thanks!

Martin Moser

This is not only an embarrassing oversight in the design of the plugin, it is an extreme security risk for all companies using Confluence and Team Calendars professionally. Pay for something that was free before and get a security risk for your money.

Are there any known workarounds for this? :-(

Martin Moser

FWIW, we decided to patch the plugin in the sense that we restrict creation of new calendars to a small group of users, making sure in this way that all calendars are actually created with a minimum of relevant restrictions to avoid the risk of exposing internal information involuntarily. All other users receive an error message when trying to create a calendar along with information on who to turn to.

unknown

Hi Martin,

You mentioned a patch was applied to the plugin. Would you mind sharing what was done? I am very interested in the same restrictions for my environment.

Thanks

carolyn french

Late to the conversation, but would love to learn how you restricted new calendar creation too @Martin Moser

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