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Pakistan Authorisation ¶
Introduction ¶
This page describes the proposed Authorisation settings within Sahana for the Pakistan Deployment and pending tasks to implement them.
Status ¶
In process. Awaiting some code modifications
Levels ¶
User ¶
Applies To ¶
Any person who registers, verifies their email and logs into Sahana
Permissions ¶
- Add Records
- Edit their own records
Advanced User ¶
Applies To ¶
Users are granted Advanced User Status upon request if they.
- Enter 10 or more resources into Sahana
- A a member of an Authorised Organisation (as set by the administrators)
- Are given the authority by a User Administrator, with justification documented
Requests should be sent to ???
Permissions ¶
- Add records
- Edit all Records
- Delete records from view (Note that this is a 'soft' deletion - records are still available in the database, just hidden from view)
Role (group) ¶
12 - AdvancedUser
User Administrator ¶
Applies To ¶
Trusted users from partner organisations (eg. Rotary) as allocated by the Administrators.
Permissions ¶
- Same as Advanced User
- Delete Records?
- Edit auth_membership resources in order to add users to AdvancedUser role
Role (group) ¶
13 - UserAdministrator
Administrator ¶
Applies To ¶
Trusted Members of the Sahana Software Foundation
Permissions ¶
Full Access including access to the raw database
Contact ¶
Infrastructure Administrator ¶
These rights are not registered within Sahana
Applies To ¶
Trusted Members of the Sahana Software Foundation
Permissions ¶
- Log on to the server to change settings, upgrade and backup
Contact ¶
To Do ¶
- Restrict permissions for Users (add and edit own) and Advanced Users (no delete)
- Grant limited Admin permissions to User Admin
- Allocate User Admin Roles
- Add a Comments Field to the auth_membership table to track the reason people are given authority
- Map Service Catalogue made admin tool > #486
- Enable administrators to merge locations > #482
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