Super Admin, Admin, User

[mo05]

Hello,

I am not a particularly experienced Docker user, but I have installed Many-Notes on a NAS in my local network. In the release notes for v0.11.0, I saw the entry “Add roles to users (Super Admin, Admin, User)”.

I can now see the settings in my account. So I have the role of an admin. How can I tell if I am also a super admin? I'm not sure if the account I'm using is actually the first one registered. Is there any way I can find out if there are other accounts besides the one I'm currently using?

Sorry if the question is a bit trivial.

And one more note about “Enabling or disabling registration moved to the frontend.”
I think that's great. For people who don't have much knowledge of Docker, it would be good to note that you have to delete the old ENV for the switch to work. At least that was the case for me.

Thank you very much for the application!

[brufdev]

One thing I'm planning to implement in the future is a user promotion and demotion system. From a security perspective, I don't want the primary admin to be demoted by other admins so I created the Super Admin role. It's essentially the same as a regular Admin, but it cannot be demoted.

I can now see the settings in my account. So I have the role of an admin. How can I tell if I am also a super admin? I'm not sure if the account I'm using is actually the first one registered. Is there any way I can find out if there are other accounts besides the one I'm currently using?

Currently, the only thing I have implemented is updating the role of the first registered user to Super Admin, so if you see the Settings option on the main menu, you are the Super Admin. I may add the role information somewhere in the future, but for now, that detail is not visible on the frontend.

And one more note about “Enabling or disabling registration moved to the frontend.” I think that's great. For people who don't have much knowledge of Docker, it would be good to note that you have to delete the old ENV for the switch to work. At least that was the case for me.

Can you explain what didn't work after the update? I think the old environment variable was simply ignored. That's what I mentioned in the upgrading guide.

[mo05]

Can you explain what didn't work after the update? I think the old environment variable was simply ignored. That's what I mentioned in the upgrading guide.

As I said, I don't have much experience with Docker and containers, so maybe something went wrong here. But I performed the following steps:

• Updated container
• Opened front end
• As expected, the registration option was active.
• After logging in, opened “Settings” and deactivated the option.
• Logged out
• Registration option still visible on the login page.
• Reloaded the page, forced a complete reload.
• No change.
• Deleted ENV in the container
• Only now is the registration option no longer available on the login page.

In between, I went back to the settings and checked the setting. But only deleting the variable ultimately helped.