Allow non-admin users to create projects

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Scott picture Scott · Jun 3, 2011 · Viewed 7.3k times · Source

I'm looking to allow non-admin users to create their own projects, i've found the option to set the default role for a non-admin who has created a project, but I cant find how to let them actually create the project, do I have to set a role for them somewhere? or is there a plugin I have to install?

Answer

Eric Davis picture Eric Davis · Jun 7, 2011

It's there but not very intuitive. In order to have permissions in Redmine a user must be a member of a project first.

  1. Give a Role the "Add Project" permission
  2. Add the user as a Member to a project with that Role
  3. Then the user should be able to see the "Add Project" link on the cross project list (/projects)

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