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Stream permission error

Hi,

I am encountering a problem with the permissions in RTC 3.0:
I wanted to grant the customized role 'team member' permission to save and modify files in a component on our default stream. I first set the following option (which if I remember correctly worked fine in RTC 2.x):
in the Project area - Process Configuration - Team Configuration - Permissions:
Source Control - Deliver (server) - Modify - Stream - Deliver - Deliver change sets

This didn't help so I played around with the Source Control - Save Stream - Modify options. Now the team member can perform the mentioned action, but ONLY if ALL options in the Modify tree are set. If I remove efen the delete stream permission, it doesn't work any more.

One more addition: if the team member uses the eclipse client, modifying files works fine even without any save stream (server) permissions.

How can I only grant users the permission to add/modify/delete files in the web interface?

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I am experiencing the exactly same problem - I have to enable ALL options in the Modify tree so that the user can modify files in the WebUI. I don't like to do that since this opens the doors to the developers that they can even delete the stream from the repository. I think this is a bug in RTC. Is there any workaround for fix this? I am using RTC 3.0.1. 



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Deliver permission and Save Stream permission should be two separated
permission. Deliver permission should be enough if you just only want to
allow team member to deliver changesets to a stream.

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Hi,
I have the same issue.
Eike, have you resolve this issue? If so how?

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I don't see this issue anymore with the 4.x stream. I disabled all permissions under Save Stream except for the ability to acquire, release, and transfer locks. That's the only permission required since web users need to acquire a lock on the file before editing.

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I'm finding the same as Tim with a server running 3.0.1.3.

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