It appears the process of separating the Customer Portal from JIRA permeissions has been done (i.e access portal but do not allow JIRA access), but I can't find a description on the procedure anywhere in the documentation. Could you provide a link to the appropriate documentation?
Hi Robert,
I think you are talking about this issue right?
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSD-62
In that case the documentation how to manage permissions is here:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/SERVICEDESK/Setting+up+JIRA+Service+Desk+Users
I hope that will help
Best Regards,
Mirek
I did that. User is group 'user', not 'jira-user'. Check mark on 'Customer Portal', 'x' on JIRA. User can still get into JIRA dashboard with 'Activity Stream' showing all activity and can browse all projects. Not good. Also, how do I partition various customers so they cannot log into unautorized portals.
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Are you using 1.2 version of Service Desk plugin?
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How does user ‘Arnold J. Rimmer’ get Administrator privilege? He is not set up for that in ‘Roles’
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Hi Robert,
How does user ‘Arnold J. Rimmer’ get Administrator privilege? He is not set up for that in ‘Roles’
As I see from the last screenshot ALL jira-users have Administrator priviliges to this project. Only you are added individualy but as you see also: administrators, users and jira-users are added to Administrators project role too..
You need to check also to which groups this specific users is added but I am pretty sure that there are added to at least one of this group.
This could be the root casue of this.
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Ok. Its cockpit trouble. Didn't properly unerstand the Roles/Permissions operation properly.
Thanks
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