🔑Access management
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Authors maintaining resources might need to restrict the accessibility of those. Snowray provides different types of roles to define which user is allowed to perform an action or to see a specific resource. Besides specifying roles for individual users, it is also possible to determine groups of users with associated roles. A more detailed description of user role permissions can be found below.
Read | Write | Administrator | |
Export | Export a shared resource in any format | Export a shared resource in any format | Export any resource in any format |
Browse | Browse shared resources | Browse shared resources | Browse any type of resources |
Edit | - | Edit shared value set clauses and concept map mappings | Edit the overview page, value set clauses and concept map mappings |
Create | - | Create resources | Create resources |
Release | - | - | Create a release |
Share | - | - | Manage access of a resource |
Settings | - | - | Delete or retire resources |
Administrators can share resources, edit individual user or group roles, and revoke access to resources after visiting the Sharing tab of the selected resource. More can be found on these topics under the following pages:
Sharing ResourcesChange RolesRevoke AccessResources only appear for users who are granted access to them.
User roles are restricted to resources. A user can have different types of permissions to different resources and can have multiple roles if they are present in a group with permission to the resource as well.
When having multiple roles, the role with the higher accessibility feature will always be the one taken into consideration when trying to access a resource.