I grant a friend with write access to my project on bitbucket.
But now, he wants to quit but want to remain a read access to view how I'm going with my codes.
I looked through some pages I googled, but didn't find how to change his access from 'write' to 'read'.
Please tell me how I should do this.
The link above is now dead, so at present you can edit user groups by clicking on your profile image at the top right then Bitbucket Settings, select your team from the dropdown next to the word "Settings" on the left, then click "User Groups" under Access Management on the left-hand menu.
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Sorry for my terrible english.
I take care of the captions of some YT channels. Usually I send the .srt file by email to the owner who then upload it. But it's quite time wasting.
I know that a channel owner can grant me the Limited Editor permission adding my email. So this would be the procedure for every new channel owner who contacting me: "Hey, YT-User...
Go to studio.youtube.com
On the left-hand side, click Settings
Click Permissions
Click Invite and enter this email:
Click Access and select Limited Editor
Ok, I got the invitation. Thank you.
There's a way to make all of this a one-button procedure on my website?
Like "Click this button to give me the Limited Editor access to your channel" > click > "my#email.com asks you the Editor access: continue?" > "Yes"
Thank you in advance
I saw some folks have Jira integration in Leverice, but I do not see how to create a Jira channel/branch anywhere in my Leverice application. Anyone know where to start so I can set this up too?
Yes, sure. First, to set this up you must have admin rights in your company/team’s Jira account.
The Jira channel can only be set up as a top-level channel and only in a Team.
On a Team that you have set up in Leverice (e.g. DevTeam) select New > Jira
A pop-up box with several fields will appear. These fields are as follows: Display Name, Project key, Site name, Atlassian id (email), Jira api token
Display Name: this can be anything you choose, for example you can call it Acme Dev
Project key: this must be the root acronym of all your existing Jira items. For example if your Jira items are ACME-1454, ACME-2595, etc. then your project key should be entered as ACME
Site name: this must be the root url of your Jira space, for example https://acmecompany.atlassian.net
Atlassian id (email): this must be the email address you use to login to Jira with admin rights
Jira api token: to obtain this token go to your Jira website, click on your Profile avatar in the bottom left corner, click on “Profile”, then click “Manage your account”. Next, select “Security” and scroll down to “Create and manage API tokens”. Click on it, create a token, and copy and paste it back into the Leverice pop-up box.
Finally, click “Create” in the Leverice pop-up box.
It shows up "Project Default Service Account" instead of my project name, I see the project name on the google's console but on the permissions page for the given credentials attached to the project name I see that title, weird, anyone knows how to change that?
In the Cloud Console Auth section click on Consent Screen and it'll let you edit the look of that page, including the app title and logo.
I'm creating a custom module.
In my scenario I have an user that needs to see the dashboard and in it just my module admin menu.
I have granted appropriate permission to a new user and a new role I created for this specific purpose.
My module is ok but the new user sees the Content menu as well.
The user has just my role enabled.
No permissions on Content are checked, specifically "View All Content" is NOT checked on my role but it is checked on Authenticated role.
If I remove "View All content" from Authenticated users the users that logs in cannot see content in public part of site and the Content menu is still visible on dashboard...
So far it seems to me a bug but before filing it as BUG I would see if there is a workaround.
The question is:
"How can I hide completely the content menu to an user that has a specific role set?"
My orchard version is Orchard v.1.7.1.0
Thanks
As far as I know the dashboard does not support hiding particular items based on permissions. The dashboard is meant to be used by administrators only and regular users should not be allowed to access it.
If you are trying to expose settings for non-admin users, then I would suggest moving your settings form outside of the dashboard to a regular view. Then you can display it only for particular users based on permissions or any other criteria.
I'm using OSX and I wanted to change my username, so I followed the official Apple directions and used mv to change the name of my directory in /Users, then created a new user from the Users & Groups menu with the same name.
The name change was successful and I've retained my documents and apps but for some reason my computer doesn't think rails is installed.
Do I have to add something back to a path variable?
Edit: Brew Doctor revealed that it seems to be an ownership issue and told me to chown several directories in usr/local/
Are there any other important directories I should change the ownership on? I thought creating the new user would have done this for me.
Thanks
Make sure you've enabled root user.
From the Apple menu choose System Preferences.
From the View menu choose Users & Groups.
Click the lock and authenticate as an administrator account.
Click Login Options.
Click the "Edit..." or "Join..." button at the bottom right.
Click the "Open Directory Utility..." button.
Click the lock in the Directory Utility window.
Enter an administrator account name and password, then click OK.
Choose Enable Root User from the Edit menu.
Enter the root password you wish to use in both the Password and
Verify fields, then click OK.