reference:Permission system

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Permission system

USOC has since Pb2.4Bfx0 a permission system that allows server admins to give some user groups rights to do certain things.

Usage

The default permissions are defined in localSettings.php and can get overwritten in configuration.php.

The permissions are split up in modules submodules and subsubmodules. If a module is deactivated all it's submodules and subsubmodules also get deactivated, even when they are activated.

Built-in groups

0 -> Visitor (Standard for not logged in users) 1 -> User (Standard for registred users) 2 -> Editor 3 -> Administrator

Built-in permissions

0 means deactivated and 1 means activated

Module	Submodule	Subsubmodule	Description (the user...)	Standard: Visitor	Standard: User	Standard: Editor	Standard: Administrator
Login			Can access normal login and register pages (Backend login can still get accessed)	1	0	0	0
Login	Login		Can access normal login page	1	0	0	0
Login	Login	2FA	Can login with 2fa	1	0	0	0
Login	Login	Google_login	Can login with google account	1	0	0	0
Login	Register		Can access register page	1	0	0	0
Login	Register	Without_Mail	Can register without an e-mail	0	0	0	0
Profile			Can access profile page	0	1	1	1
Profile	Change_password		Can change his password	0	1	1	1
Profile	Delete_account		Can delete his account	0	1	1	1
Profile	Add_2FA		Can add 2FA to his account	0	1	1	1
Profile	Add_google_login		Can add his Google Account for log in to his account	0	1	1	1
Profile	Show_profile_picture		Can add and view his profile picture (over gravatar)	0	1	1	1