Hi,
Whenever I create a new user via non sso or sso, I ONLY grant them JSM Customer product access so that they can view on portal. Sometimes I grant Jira Software but whenever I do that, it allos that user to Administer Jira and view, create, edit all exisiting projects. When I look under global access settings, I don't see a group that matches for that user that would be allowing for this to happen. There is a trusted users groups that shows but when I click view users it doesn't even list that in the groups page. The user is in two groups but those are what assign his product access but once they login, they can see every single project in my site. Please see screenshots.
Hi @Chad Fedie
About users can view all projects and edit issues, it could be about a permissions in Project Permission Schemes of the projects.
If they have access to manage project schemes, they have Jira Administrator Permission.
Best Regards.
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Hi @Chad Fedie
The project permission scheme able users access a projects.
Look at In Project Permission Scheme which groups have permission to:
Like these:
The recommendation is use a role for these kind permissions, but it is possible use a groups or even "logged users".
Best Regards.
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Atlassian still boggles me. So although Jira has Global Settings, these project permission schemes which are enforced to whatever projects they're assigned to, can also changed global settings? I do see theres an Administer Jira and Browse Projects in there. For a majority of our projects (61), the browse projects is set to any logged in user. you're suggesting I turn that off and recheck?
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Hi @Chad Fedie
The Administer Jira Global Permission is about permission to Administer Jira System, to change system configuration and all kind of schemes, as workflows, screens, permissions, notifications,...
The project permission is configured in a permission scheme related of the project and give access to users for the projects.
If your problem is about users accessing any project creating and editing issues, yes, I suggest you create a new permission scheme to company projects that you want to be restrict, configuring a project role to permission at least for browse, create, and edit issues...
For teams managed project, you could configure them as Private or Limited.
For more information:
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