I'll start there and see what they come up with. I just wanted to know what my options are, if they "need" to do something else.
@IRJ said in WordPress - Plugins to Manage and Extend User Roles/Permissions:
Editor should give them to rights to use a plugin that is already installed. They shouldnt need to modify or code the plugin in any way.
@IRJ said in WordPress - Plugins to Manage and Extend User Roles/Permissions:
@wrx7m said in WordPress - Plugins to Manage and Extend User Roles/Permissions:
@IRJ said in WordPress - Plugins to Manage and Extend User Roles/Permissions:
@wrx7m said in WordPress - Plugins to Manage and Extend User Roles/Permissions:
I am setting up a small WP site for our marketing team to manage. I want to give them certain permissions to edit theme and plugin info, which are part of the WP admin role, but not allow them to do most of the admin things, like create/modify users, install plugins or updates, etc. I see that there a few plugins that offer customized and extended/more granular roles to be created.
Is anyone using something like this?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/If so, what are you using and do you like it?
Are they doing CSS editing or something?
They may. I am not 100% sure yet.
You need to know exactly what they are doing first to give proper least permissions. Sounds like the may only need read access to the /wp-content/themes
Right. That is why I am trying to get more granular with the permissions. I don't want to give them full admin, but I am almost certain that whatever they are going to be doing, it will require more than just the editor role.
@IRJ said in WordPress - Plugins to Manage and Extend User Roles/Permissions:
@wrx7m said in WordPress - Plugins to Manage and Extend User Roles/Permissions:
I am setting up a small WP site for our marketing team to manage. I want to give them certain permissions to edit theme and plugin info, which are part of the WP admin role, but not allow them to do most of the admin things, like create/modify users, install plugins or updates, etc. I see that there a few plugins that offer customized and extended/more granular roles to be created.
Is anyone using something like this?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/If so, what are you using and do you like it?
Are they doing CSS editing or something?
They may. I am not 100% sure yet.
I am setting up a small WP site for our marketing team to manage. I want to give them certain permissions to edit theme and plugin info, which are part of the WP admin role, but not allow them to do most of the admin things, like create/modify users, install plugins or updates, etc. I see that there a few plugins that offer customized and extended/more granular roles to be created.
Is anyone using something like this?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/
If so, what are you using and do you like it?
Since this thread was revived... I have had help via other threads. This is what we came up with.
@Joy said in What Are You Watching Now:
I am watching a Series called: Lillehammer
Lillehammer= is a Norwegian-American television series starring Steven Van Zandt about a former New York-based gangster named Frank "The Fixer" Tagliano trying to start a new life in isolated Lillehammer, Norway.
Loved Lilyhammer. Too bad it didn't last more than a few seasons. I also love Trapped (Season 1 is on Amazon prime), an Icelandic show. Season 2 was just out in Iceland. Waiting for it to come to the US in any form that has English subtitles.
@RojoLoco said in What Are You Watching Now:
@black3dynamite said in What Are You Watching Now:
Good Omens Season 1 on Amazon
Alright, this show has cemented in my mind the fact that I just don't much care for David Tennant. He's ok, I'm not sure what it is, but I just don't really like him that much. He doesn't suck at all, maybe I just don't like his face. Good Omens is a great show, but I find myself wanting anyone else to play his role. But I'm a fucking weirdo, so whatever.
Watching this too. I like how quirky it is.
@IRJ said in Windows Server 2012 R2 - Share Auditing for Changes:
I know you use wazuh..
Check this out
https://documentation.wazuh.com/current/user-manual/capabilities/file-integrity/index.html
Thanks! Checking out setting this up. Hopefully, it will reveal the culprit.
I have a Windows 2012 R2 file server that has a fairly significant change rate sometime between Thursday and Friday's incremental backups, every other week. A full backup in Veeam is about 471 GB and the change rate for a Friday backup is between approximately 28% and 54%!
It has been occurring for some time, so I would like to figure out which files/folders and who/what the hell is triggering it. Is there an easy way to figure that out with the native Windows tools?
@DustinB3403 said in Apple OSX - Public Desktop:
@larsen161 said in Apple OSX - Public Desktop:
Also, are you using anything like DEP with jamf, munki, fleetsmith etc to help manage the endpoints?
No, nothing like that, solutions like jamf are also DoA as far as apple is concerned. They're forcing everyone to MDMs. Which only work in extreme cases.
Interesting. Did not know that.
@DustinB3403 said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
Snipe-IT 4.7.2 has released, and while there are some interesting changes there is also a bug that doesn't allow any assets to be checked out.
Don't update at this time.
Edit - Never mind.
Hackers breach US license plate scanning company
https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2019/05/28/hackers-breach-us-license-plate-scanning-company/
@davide-bonavita said in Moving from O365 E3 to Business Premium:
Since the Office version will change from Business to ProPlus we would need to reinstall the office software on the workstations
I would plan on removing and reinstalling it with the click to run using the business premium license option, but you should be able to just update the license. I ran into some systems, that didn't want to fully convert from ProPlus to BP when the user logged in after the licensing change. Normally, the user would be notified that they need to close out of the Office suite and it would automatically update the system to the new licensing version. This was about a year and a half ago, so it could be smoother. You can always test it to see what happens.
@davide-bonavita said in Moving from O365 E3 to Business Premium:
Some users don't work on their local machine, they instead RPD to a way more powerful Hyper-V VM (one VM for each user), will this still work with Business Premium licenses?
I am pretty sure that since it is a single VM per user, you wouldn't run into a shared computer activation requirement.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/deployoffice/overview-of-shared-computer-activation-for-office-365-proplus
If you are using RDS on a single server VM that everyone was connecting to, then you would have to go that route.
@davide-bonavita said in Moving from O365 E3 to Business Premium:
we have some distribution group configured on the on premise exchange, would them be influenced by these changes?
Are you using AADConnect?
@davide-bonavita said in Moving from O365 E3 to Business Premium:
The mailboxes and their email will migrate automatically (after some minutes of panic where you can't see any mailbox during the migration)
I have switched some mailboxes from BP to E1 and vice versa and haven't really noticed anything. It is not with active users, so I can't say for sure. Test it out, but still do it after hours.
@davide-bonavita said in Moving from O365 E3 to Business Premium:
Our on premise exchange would not be accessible from the outlook clients anymore since the business premium is only cloud based
Depends on how you have it setup. A lot of people will do a hybrid configuration, especially during a migration from on-prem to O365. I am assuming that you are in a hybrid mode, if you already are running E3 licenses. In terms of how it is affected if switching to BP, I can't say for sure, but it doesn't seem like it should matter.
@davide-bonavita said in Moving from O365 E3 to Business Premium:
- we have some internal services that rely on our on premise exchange server to send some automated email (ie. Veeam Backup Notifications), would them be influenced by these changes?
Yes. You can either setup a relay on-prem or in Office 365- or an account with a mailbox license (can use E1) that you can login to.
@NashBrydges said in Moving from O365 E3 to Business Premium:
Not sure if this applies to downgrades but when a client went from BP to E3, the process meant their BP was cancelled, they were billed for the full year of E3 and then a prorated credit was issued about 45 days later for the BP subscription. Somehow, MS couldn't manage to bill only for the upgraded cost and had to issue new and cancel old. That was about a year ago so I'm not sure if they still do this but that was a PITA.
We couldn't get any sort of credit for our our ProPlus licenses when we moved to BP.
@wirestyle22 said in Looking for a Google Wear OS Watch:
@scottalanmiller Did you figure out what you're going to get?