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Introduction
Squirro's permissions model is based on Users, Projects and Roles. Users 'belong' to the particular Squirro Instance, so there's no need to create new Users for each Project. Administrators can assign Users to Projects, so that some Users may have access to some projects while others would not.
Viewing and editing project members
To view or edit project members,
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Open the Settings dropdown by clicking on Settings in the menu bar,
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Removing users from a Project
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Open the list of project members as described above,
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Hover over the name of the user you wish to remove,
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Click on Remove,
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Removing a user from a Project does not delete the user from the Squirro instance – rather, it prevents the user from accessing a particular Project.
Permissions
Squirro's permissions model includes five roles: Server administrator, administrator, project owner, member and reader. Their relative permissions are as follows:
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Server Administrator
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Administrator / Project Owner
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Member
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Reader
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Read items
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Manage sources
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Manage dashboards
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Manage Smart Filters
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Manage saved searches
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Manage project members
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Delete project
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(any project)
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(projects owned)
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Add/delete users from server
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Access to Demo Walkthrough
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This page can now be found at Squirro Roles and Permissions on the Squirro Docs site.