I am trying to retrieve all groups for a member, Link. I have noticed that if a group that has all the users, it will not be retrieved.
Any idea how to solve this issue?
I have tried the same scenario in API explorer and retrieved the group that has all the users. Just added the domain and userKey parameters and i can see the group in the list.
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I am Making a wpf app that shows some data from redmine using Redmine.Net.Api.
I just want to display users that belong to redmine Groups.
I can get all groups
Redminemanager manager = new RedmineManager(Config.host, Config.apiKey);
var groups = manager.GetObjects<Group>();
I get groups names right, but the users are always Null.
I tried too the Groups under User class:
Redminemanager manager = new RedmineManager(Config.host, Config.apiKey);
var redmineUsers = manager.GetObjects<User>()
Groups there are always null too.
I don't get this, I hope someone can help.
Thanks in advance.
It's about how the Redmine REST API works: by default, listing a group WONT retrieve the users.
The Redmine REST API documentation, GET Groups section, says:
GET
Returns details of a group.
This endpoint requires admin privileges.
Parameters:
include (optional): a coma separated list of associations to include in the response:
users
memberships
I tried a GET /groups/1.json on my local Redmine installation without the include=users and actually doesn't retrieve the users. When I add the ?include=users it works like a charm
On the official Redmine.Net.API Wiki on Github there is an example using these include parameters.
It's something like this:
var group = manager.GetObject<Group>(groupId,
new NameValueCollection() { { RedmineKeys.INCLUDE, RedmineKeys.USERS } });
Good luck.
How to get a group with list of all associated permissions in Django?
I thought
group.permissions
gives error "auth.Permission.None"
But there are permissions assigned to the group.
Try use group.permissions.all()
Documentation Link
When a user joins a group, they are presented with options for linking their profile as well as choosing their email notification style on a screen like this:
Is it possible to set these values, in particular the email notification choices, via API?
I've found the API to add a member to a group (https://developers.google.com/apis-explorer/#p/admin/directory_v1/directory.members.insert), but not to set these meta-values pertaining to that membership.
Sorry, there is no way to set a user's mail delivery preferences via the current APIs.
So while you can't get the mail preferences for each individual user, you can get some settings associated with the group. By using the Groups Settings API as per https://developers.google.com/admin-sdk/groups-settings/manage, you should be able to return a number of parameters which list the settings of said group.
Hope this helps,
In our intranet application, if a user is not authenticated, I use the CFNTAuthenticate tag.
But, normally the user is already authenticated and I'm able to retrieve his username with mid(cgi.REMOTE_USER, 8, 13). How can I retrieve his group memberships (or at least if he is member of a specific group) without having him to type his password (as he is already authenticated, single sign-on)?
I hope I was able to provide all required information for a simple answer from your side (in the hope there is a simple answer).
You can use any Active Directory account to retrieve group memberships for other users. I have a ColdFusion-specific domain account for looking up group information. That account doesn't need any special permissions in Active Directory.
Checking a direct group membership is simple. Use this as the LDAP query (<cfldap>):
(&(samAccountName=#userAccount#)(memberOf=#distinguishedNameOfGroup#))
If turns up empty the user is not member of that group.
Important: The values of userAccount and distinguishedNameOfGroup must be escaped before you can use them in a filter. See the Special Characters chart on the MSDN page that explains the search filter syntax.
Checking a nested group membership (i.e., user is in a subgroup of the group you want to check) is comparatively complicated.
Basically I am looking for the following:
Groups can be created by users of the site.
Users can apply to join a group.
Every group has a group administrator which can approve or reject applications to join a group. Also, they can remove members from a group.
Content can be created which is associated with the group. Only group members can create content. Users who are not group members can view this content but not create/modify the content.
Are there any Django applications which can help implement these requirements?
The only one that I'm aware of is part of the Pinax project. It doesn't meet all of these out of the box, but can be expanded pretty easily to get these features.