This page last changed on May 10, 2009 by pkamal.

There are two types of FishEye user groups:

  • 'Built-in' groups — these are stored in the FishEye database.
  • 'External' groups — these are stored in an external directory (e.g. Crowd), if any are configured. See Configuring External Authentication Sources.

Note that for external directories and external groups, users can only be added to external groups from within the directory, so the method described below will not apply. However if you want to add external users to internal (built in) groups, then you can using the below.

To add a user to a 'built-in' group,

  1. Click 'Users' on the 'Admin Menu'.
  2. The 'User Browser' screen will be displayed (see screenshot below), showing a list of users.
  3. Locate the user and click the corresponding 'Edit' link.
    If the user doesn't initially appear on the screen, type part of their email address and/or select a group to which they belong, and click the 'Filter' button.
  4. The 'Edit User' screen will be displayed (for more information please see Editing a User's Details). Click the 'Edit Groups' link.
  5. The 'Edit User Groups' screen will be displayed as shown in the screenshot below.
    • To add the user to a group, select the group in the 'Available Groups' column at left and click the 'Join' button.
    • To remove the user from a group, select the group in the 'Groups' column at right and click the 'Leave' button.
  6. Click the 'Back to user' button.



Screenshot: Edit User Groups



AddUserToGroup.png (image/png)
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