Open TecSeguridad opened 1 year ago
It sounds like you're sharing the same commands with everyone. Instead you should create separate instances for each user. Or you can make your users read-only.
Thank you Anton i understand, However, when there are many users, it becomes a bit cumbersome, but I think it would be good if only administrators could delete commands shared by themselves. Thank you for the response.
It's going to require a big change to the permissions architecture we have now.
use the LIMIT COMMANS checkbox they can see the comands you share but not edit or delete them
That´s a good option, thanks
I'll explain a case that happened to me several times. I create a saved command as an administrator, for example, "Power cut," and then assign it to all regular users to avoid having to do it multiple times. Then a non-privileged user deletes it from their account, and it disappears for everyone. I believe they shouldn't be allowed to delete it, especially if it was created by an administrator.
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