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All the new users I've created after the initial Django superuser have blank /domains pages after login, and any direct URL link like /domains/2 results in a pink pop-up error stating "You don't have access to that domain". These users all have full pdns|* user permissions, both implicitly via superuser flag and explicitly via the /admin/auth/user/*/change/ "Chosen user permissions" on the Authentication and Authorization › Users interface.
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Currently you can only see domains where you have set "Owner" or "Member" permission.
I will add an superuser check so they can always see all domains.
@jared-hardy all new users should see blank domains (see nothing, every user can see only own created domains) . it is better to seperate "domain spaces" per user
All the new users I've created after the initial Django superuser have blank /domains pages after login, and any direct URL link like /domains/2 results in a pink pop-up error stating "You don't have access to that domain". These users all have full pdns|* user permissions, both implicitly via superuser flag and explicitly via the /admin/auth/user/*/change/ "Chosen user permissions" on the Authentication and Authorization › Users interface.
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