Changes between Version 38 and Version 39 of BluePrintAuthenticationAccess

Timestamp:

01/13/09 13:08:33 (17 years ago)

Author:

Fran Boon

Comment:

Default Roles

BluePrintAuthenticationAccess

@@ -34 +34 @@
 (NB The Vol module currently uses a separate method)
 
-We also want to look at linking the AAA t2_person table with the [BluePrintPersonRegistry Person Registry]'s person table
+We also want to look at whether we should link the AAA t2_person table with the [BluePrintPersonRegistry Person Registry]'s person table
+
+here are the current roles currently pre-defined during intiialisation in {{{_db.py}}}:
+{{{
+table='t2_group'
+# Populate table with Default options
+if not len(db().select(db['%s' % table].ALL)):
+        # Default
+    #db['%s' % table].insert(
+    #    name="Anonymous User",
+        #)
+        db['%s' % table].insert(
+        name="Administrator",
+        description="System Administrator - can access & make changes to any data",
+        )
+    # t2.logged_in is an alternate way of checking for this role
+        db['%s' % table].insert(
+        name="Registered User",
+        description="A registered user in the system (e.g Volunteers, Family)"
+        )
+        db['%s' % table].insert(
+        name="Super User",
+        description="Global Head of Operations - can access & make changes to any data"
+        )
+        db['%s' % table].insert(
+        name="Regional Admin",
+        description="Can make changes to any data within a given Region"
+        )
+        db['%s' % table].insert(
+        name="Country Admin",
+        description="Can make changes to any data within a given Country"
+        )
+        db['%s' % table].insert(
+        name="District Admin",
+        description="Can make changes to any data within a given District"
+        )
+        db['%s' % table].insert(
+        name="Organisation Admin",
+        description="Can make changes to any data within a given Organisation"
+        )
+        db['%s' % table].insert(
+        name="Office Admin",
+        description="Can make changes to any data within a given Office"
+        )
+        db['%s' % table].insert(
+        name="Camp Admin",
+        description="Can make changes to any data within a given Camp"
+        )
+}}}
+
 
 === Implementation ===