In my organisation, I have tried setting up my team member as having Basic Access and Stakeholder access.
However neither allow me to assign a work item to her.
She uses an gmail address to log in.
In my organisation->Users->User I make her a project administrator but it reverts to Custom.
In my project->Teams-> MyTeam
I can see we are both members
However when I go to assign a work item there is only 1 person in the combo box.
How do I enable the ability to assign work items to her?
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I think a Microsoft Account or AD login is needed
looking at this quick start
However if gmail accounts don't work then we should be prevented from adding them as users.
because I did not realize that I need to type part of the users name and click search.
I was mislead by the combo box with just my name in it.
When you invite a user, you are only inviting an email address and that could be Gmail, Apple, or Amazon. When they select the invitation link, they are taken to the experience where they are asked to sign in with their Microsoft account (MSA).
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I'm an administrator of a Google apps domain and we recently reactivated an account which was suspended for around 6 months. Regular emails to this user are working well but emails to a group to which this user belongs does not seem to reach the user.
I tried deleting the user from the group and adding him again, but to no avail.
What might be the problem? And what is the solution to this?
You may refer with this thread. It suggested to check the email delivery setting and the spam folder. Here's another reference which might also help: Not getting a group’s emails
If you’re not getting emails from your group, check your email delivery setting:
Sign in to Google Groups.
Click My Groups.
Choose a group.
At the top right, click My settings.
Select Membership and email settings.
Check "Email delivery preference." Make sure that you haven’t selected "Don’t send email updates."
After making changes, click Save.
I'm setting up a group in my company GSuite account. I want the Email-address of the group:
to be public (i.e. Info# ...) so anybody can send email to it
I want all members to get the mail
I want that any member can answer the mail
and that by default the answer will be sent to the whole group and to the public email it came from.
I've succeeded with all but the last point. I can set it so the answer goes to the whle group, or to the external address, but I want both (why?: So all in the group know that that email has been taken care of). Is that possible?
As i could see the request you have made up is possible.
First 3 are very easy and basic requirement which is common in all big organizations. Make sure you have Paid Subscription to gsuite as under Legacy/Grandfathered/Free/Standard account the feature isn't included. For the last issue state the Solution is as follows
Login to Gsuite Admin
Click on Group on Dashboard
Select the Group you would like add the role to
Click on Access Settings
Once the page is load click On Settings then Under submenu click Email options
Find option called "Post replies" and select "To Entire Group"
After doing this when some other member of the group replies to an email it will send to entire group and to the sender is already under the reply algorithm.
Please let me know if need any other assistance. For better understandings i have attached an screenshot.
Hope this helps!
2021 - now you can find this in admin.google.com > groups > "group name" > settings, there "Publish posts" tick "External". See https://support.google.com/a/thread/63946400/cannot-set-who-can-post-permissions-to-anyone-on-the-web-for-new-groups?hl=en&msgid=70496603 .
According to the Bluemix docs https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/admin/users_roles.html#userrolesinfo the Organisation Manager role can:
"...create, view, edit, or delete spaces within the organization, view the organization's usage and quota, invite team members to the organization, manage who has access to the organization and their roles in the organization, and manage custom domains for the organization."
It also says "Account owners and organization managers can invite team members to orgs from the Invite Team Members page."
I'm not the Owner of the organisation but I am a Manager of the organisation:
So, according to the docs, I should be able to see the Invite User button, but I can't. Is this a bug?
The description in the docs makes more sense than the current behaviour. I've been made an organisation manager so that the account owner can share the workload and so that he has a back-up in case he gets hit by a bus. It would be frustrating for him to have to go through and do all the inviting for spaces in our organisation.
Thanks,
Laura
Laura,
Not a bug, it's a context thing. Check the menu bar on the left. In order to invite someone to your Organization, you need to have the Organization highlighted on the left hand nav bar. Then you will see a screen that looks like this, with the link to invite a new user:
Once the person has been invited to the Organization, I can then add them to specific spaces within the organization. So now go and highlight one of the spaces under your organization. You will see a screen like this:
At this point you should see your newly invited user in the pulldown menu, and you should be able to give them access to a particular space within your organization.
Laura, to invite users you need to be a member of the organization and not collaborator. Can you please confirm if you are a member to the organization in question ? if not you will not be able to invite users even if you have the privilege of manager. Hope this helps.
On our first iOS app, the person who started up our account with Apple assigned the "legal" permission to our shared support mail, and as such, the "legal" permission was assigned to that Apple ID. Even though the CEO filled in all the paperwork there, having access to that mail as well, "legal" should not have been assigned to that AppleID.
We need to now move that permission from the shared support mail over to our CEO's own company mail, but I can't seem to move that permission over, even while logged in as the current "legal" user. The check box for "legal" seems to be unclickable.
Is there any way to CHANGE the AppleID that is assigned to "legal?"
See instructions for Transferring the Team Agent Role (legal role) on this page:
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/IDEs/Conceptual/AppDistributionGuide/ManagingYourTeam/ManagingYourTeam.html
In a nutshell (from the page above):
Sign in to developer.apple.com/account as the team agent, and click
Membership.
Scroll down to Settings, and click Transfer Team Agent Role.
Follow the instructions that appear in a series of dialogs.
For example, you will be asked to choose a new team agent and sign an
Agent Transferor Agreement.
The legal role can only be reassigned by contacting the developer support
https://developer.apple.com/contact/submit/
If I understand correctly and you would like to sign the legal role to another person, you have o do that under the User and Roles Tab in iTunes Connect. To change the user's roles you need to have the admin account. If you want to change the Apple ID that is used to sign all the contacts, that is unfortunately not possible. This is in most cases the initial email with which the account was initially created. This unfortunately will have to stay the same unless you convert from a private to a company account. Hope that helps.
I am trying to add a new member on my google-cloud project but i can't make it work.
The link inside the auto-generated email from google is well linking to the page where the user can confirm/decline the invitation inside a modal.
But when this user click "confirm" an error message appear inside the modal but disappear immediately - so quickly i can't read it. As a result i can never grant access to my project to this user.
In my browser debugger here is the error i can trace (some values are forged) :
"NetworkError: 400 Bad Request - https://console.developers.google.com/m/teams/acceptinvitation?xsrf=AFE_nuNg_V8394FDKjdfkjkjwKDFXDVg%3488T6J5783&authuser=1&action=accept&pid=apps~myproject-hosting&receive_updates=false"
This user has a custom domain which is a google-apps managed domain. I specify this because its the only kind of users we cannot invite to the project.
No problem for adding users with #gmail account.
From the google-cloud documentation i can read this :
If you are using a Premier or Google Apps domain, the administrator for your domain should first create the Google account from within the Users panel of your Admin Console.
I don't understand this sentence as my user is off-course already listed in my domain.
This might be expected behavior from the App Engine. I know that once you link you application to a specific domain via Google Apps, it becomes very hard to add people from outside that domain to your application.
I know that you can create a google group, enable "out-of-domain" members to that group. Then you can add that group to your project. Then you can add his email to the group, which should give him access to the project.
Only caveat here is that, if your domain is google.com, you will not be able to use this workaround, and this may require help from support.
Well i finally did it.
Google seems to have fixed the flashing error message making it impossible to read.
Now it display something like this : "Contact your administrator to enable AppHosting admin on your account".
This is done has follow :
Login to your main google-app account on http://admin.google.com
Go to "App"
Go to "Additional Google services"
Enable "Google Developers Console" for everyone
Now my user can be invite to the google-cloud project.