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FME Server Schedule visibility

  • December 21, 2016
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Hello FME Community:

When I create a new 'Author' role level user and grant it ability to access the Schedules page, the user is actually able to see the schedules created by all other users including Admin, from repositories that it should not have access to. When I click into one such scheduled task, some fields will be blank (due to no access), and the scheduled task details look 'incomplete'. It appears to be able to click on "Ok" and I'm not sure if that means it'll try to save the Schedule.

I think it'd make more sense if a non-Admin user does not see schedules that it does not own, or at least have the ability to differentiate them and definitely not have the ability to click into them by accident. Or, if this is something that can be resolved by better configuration of the roles, please advise. I have been unable to find this in the Security tab.

Thanks!

Ray

Best answer by rylanatsafe

Hi @raychien - For FME Server 2017.x and Newer, the security model has been redesigned allowing finer control over who can see which Schedules. safe.com/downloads

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erik_jan
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  • December 21, 2016

I would add this as an idea in the Knowledge board (instead of a question).


rylanatsafe
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  • September 28, 2017

Hi @raychien - For FME Server 2017.x and Newer, the security model has been redesigned allowing finer control over who can see which Schedules. safe.com/downloads


danilo_fme
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  • September 29, 2017
rylanatsafe wrote:

Hi @raychien - For FME Server 2017.x and Newer, the security model has been redesigned allowing finer control over who can see which Schedules. safe.com/downloads

Hi @raychien,

 

 

According @RylanAtSafe wrote, the FME Server is fine and easy the Security.

 

 

Thanks,

 

Danilo

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