Hi,
I'm having an issue isolating new users to a particular project.
I did the following:
- Created a new project
- Created a custom Permission scheme and assigned to that project ONLY
- Added a Group (to assign unique permissions too)
- Editing my permissions to allow project browsing by my Group Type ONLY
- Created a user
- Gave access to Jira-software (global permission)
Results: User has access to all projects. When I remove Jira-Software access they can not browser the project.
What do I do?!?! We need unique boards/projects for external use by 3rd party partners and I have no way of setting this up. Thinking about simply creating a Trello board.
Instead of adding the user to the jira-software group, give the new group application access. You should also check all your permission schemes to make sure they are not allowing any logged on user to browse projects.
I'm in
but am unable to locate an option to allow application access to my group.
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I gave:
- my group application access
- assigned a custom Permission scheme and assigned to my project ONLY
- My group is ONLY Listed in that project's Scheme
BUT I'm able to access all projects, Any suggestions?
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What groups is the test account associated with?
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Check your existing permission schemes, sounds like they are set to allow any logged in user to browse projects. Change that to either a group or project role. You will find your permission schemes under Admin > Issues > Permission Scheme.
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Thanks to everyone!! I think I figured it out. Took a lot of refactoring (initial permissions scheme was set-up with global access to everything for everybody). :D
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