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I set the following rights to a user administration role
- "core "User module":
access member profiles
- administerusersbyrole module:
Create users
delete and edit users for appropriate roles
However, a user with these permissions can do nothing.
What am I missing?
Note that I create a rule in order to have all users associated with at least one role that the administrator can control
Comments
Comment #1
FranckV CreditAttribution: FranckV commentedI have a similar usage issue :
- I tried several permissions configurations
- but anytime I try to check a permission like "delete users with role ..." or "edit users with role ..." I get an error like "An illegal choice has been detected. Please contact the site administrator."
Is this module really working ?
Comment #2
FranckV CreditAttribution: FranckV commentedI found why I got this error message (see http://drupal.org/node/1095512#comment-4220774 ) : "it's down to permissions with an apostrophe in them". ...and I had apostrophes in the role names I wanted to check for "edit" or "delete".
So you simply need to avoid to write apostrophe into Role names.
Comment #3
FranckV CreditAttribution: FranckV commentedSince I commented you post jvieille, let me try to comment your own issue :
1) if I just give permissions to a role to allow it to :
a) user module > access use profiles
b) administerusersbyrole module > create users
c) administerusersbyrole module > "delete users with role ..." or "edit users with role ..." for several roles
... then nothing happens. It acts just as if the module was doing nothing.
2) if on top of 1) I check the permission :
d) user module > administer users
... then it works (the users with the role having the above mentioned permissions can create the users) but then they can do too much : they can view and modify all users
So I am lost as well with this module...
Comment #4
stephen Piscura CreditAttribution: stephen Piscura commentedI'm having the same experience as #3.
Comment #5
stephen Piscura CreditAttribution: stephen Piscura commentedI realized i was looking for a "People" administration menu option, but to edit existing users one has to visit the actual user page itself and edit from the link there.
However, if the "Create new users" permission is enabled and i visit admin/people/create, i'm simply redirected to my own user page. So far as i can tell, there's no way to create new users.
Comment #6
AdamPS CreditAttribution: AdamPS commentedD6 is no longer supported.
However this looks like in D7 it's a duplicate of #1717876: Remove dependency on 'Administer users' permission.