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ProGet permissions / 500 Error
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I need to set up the following behavior for our ProGet evaluation:
Repositories R1, R2
Developers A, B
A needs to be able to access R1 and R2 and upload packages, but most not see R3.
B need to have access to R1 but must not be able to see R2 or R3.
In order to achieve this, I created the two feeds for R1 and R2, and gave the following permissions:
A: Administrator R1, Administrator R2
B: Developer R1However, unless I give View Only permissions (system) to A and B, they cannot navigate the website, since every second page leads to an 500.
And even if I give View Only permissions to all, A still can only upload using nuget.exe cmdline, but not using the website (again, 500).
How do I solve this?
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The easiest way to accomplish this would be to:
- Grant Administrator to A at system level
- Deny Administrator to A at R3 scope
and
- Grant Administrator to B at system level
- Deny Administrator to B at R2 scope
- Deny Administrator to B at R3 scope
since Deny takes precedence over Grant.
You can also group those users and instead of granting both individually, just grant the group.
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Thanks Tod, this solves the problem partially. Now they can upload packages, but the 'browse packages' button on the front page always links to the first repository (the repo with a name that is first on alphabetic ordering).
Now if a developer doesn't have rights to it (because we deny them those rights), he still gets the 500 screen.
Seems like a bug to me. Or is there a config settings that I can use so that browse packages actually shows the packages that a user can see instead of blindly trying to present the first repo?
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Ah, yes, that is indeed a bug. The home page "Browse" should link to the first available feed. I've logged this as PG-121 and we will fix in a future version of ProGet.
The "Feeds" navigation link, however, will show the available packages.
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