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User with full project-control but no administrator rights

Added by Jörg Adams over 5 years ago

Hi everybody,

we use openproject (community edition) in our company in different departments since december 2019. Our IT wants to have only one person with administration rights.

Problem: some functions like "delete a project" or "see all Projects which exist" are only active, when the user has administration rights. This would be needed for example for the head of the department.

Now my Questions:

  • Is ist possible, to create a new role for this problem?
  • Or is there another way to split administration rights for the system from those for the "content" like projects, work-packages and so on?

All hints are welcome...


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