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Restrict/Disable Sync in WCMS user-specific

Former Member
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Is there any possibility to restrict sync in WCMS for a specific user-group, so any member of this group won´t be able to sync in WCMS?

I tried to restrict access-rights for SyncItemJob, but it seems like this has no impact on sync (at least not in WCMS)

Former Member
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Hi, This can be achieved by providing readable-catalog-version and writable-catalog-version as staged catalog version at group level.

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former_member674342
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Hello ,

the easiest way to do that is to clone the cmsmanagergroup and change the premissions to modify the catalog version to disabled.

For example just copy the ImpEx for cmsmanagergroup from projectdata-subscriptioncockpit-access-rights.impex and modify it to disable the premission to edit in this group and import it. Next add this group to the users you want and then you need to edit the premissions for the catalog and just add the new group to " User accounts with read permission ".

Best regards, Sebastian

Former Member
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Just restricting change access for CatalogVersion does not change anything, it´s still possible to sync.

former_member674342
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have you changed the permissions for the catalog (adding the group only to " User accounts with read permission ")?

Former Member
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Thought you mean access right, didnt saw that there is a direct attribute at catalog-version.

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Former Member
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Hi ,

Is there any possibility to hide the Sync button only for specific users on the same group.For example, I have two users A&B ,both belongs editorialgroup.But can we restrict only A can sync but not B?though they are in same group?. Thanks, Thiru

former_member674342
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Hello ,

you could try to add a new group, which disables the User to see the Sync button, but it has to be hierarchical over the group, which enables the user to see the button. On the other hand, you could try to disable the permissions on the Users acces rights directly.

Cheers,

Former Member
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Hi, This can be achieved by giving readable-catalog-version and writable-catalog-version access at the User level instead of group level.