Charge Overview is not secured

[arakla]

The charge overview is not secured. It should be scc or admins only. Currently it works without a login. Additionally, it is not linked to from anywhere. That being said, this needs to be accessible to a few non-admin people (Advisors and Financial Admins). Do not make this fix live before 5/20/16, unless #216 is implemented.

[pkoenig10]

I won't fix it before then. But can't we just give access to Binder users in the Student Activities org?

[arakla]

We can and I have, but to be able to see all the charges, they need to be added as a member of each org. And I wasn't sure if they needed to be booth chairs, so then I had to make them a booth chair of each org after adding them to the orgs.

Additionally, it would be much easier if this was seeded into the db or persisted year to year. Also, we don't actually want them to be listed as a participant or booth chair. Furthermore, not everyone is in DOSA/Student Activities, such as MCS' advisors/admins

[pkoenig10]

We can give them the same permissions we currently give SCC members.

[arakla]

But an advisor or financial admin shouldn't be able to change the charges, edit orgs that they aren't responsible for, and so on.

[pkoenig10]

Sure, we can make those adjustments accordingly.

[ChaseBro]

Are we really worried that an advisor will go rogue? I think we should just
give them access and keep good logs (although it should be relatively
simple to grant them read but not edit rights).

On Thu, May 5, 2016 at 9:46 PM Patrick Koenig [email protected]
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Sure, we can make those adjustments accordingly.

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[arakla]

I'm not really worried about them going rogue as much as how they appear on
binder, security in general (or at least trying to have some semblance of
it), people accidentally doing something.

On Friday, May 6, 2016, Chase Brownell [email protected] wrote:

Are we really worried that an advisor will go rogue? I think we should just
give them access and keep good logs (although it should be relatively
simple to grant them read but not edit rights).

On Thu, May 5, 2016 at 9:46 PM Patrick Koenig <[email protected]
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Sure, we can make those adjustments accordingly.

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Aamer F. Rakla
B.H.A. Information Systems & Drama: Production and Stage Management
Carnegie Mellon University, 2016

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