GUACAMOLE-1957: Support granular permissions management. #995
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Interesting! |
"Interesting" can be such an ambiguous word. 🤣 |
Heh - true. I think I like this approach, though. I'm curious how well it scales for larger numbers of connections. |
Definitely a good point - I don't have all that many to test with in a test environment at the moment, so not sure how well the pagination works with it at the moment. |
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I've taken a stab at making the permissions management a bit more granular, allowing the four possible object-level permissions to be managed individually for connections, connection groups, and sharing profiles. As usual, I could use suggestions for how the GUI might be better set up to support this - I was originally going to try to create a table; however, going that route would require reworking the entire permissions management system, possibly implementing some sort of
guac-group-tabledirective or something like that. So, I opted for a little simpler route.Here's how it looks in practice:
