When I create a user in Django, he has no permissions: In [7]: u = User.objects.create(username='aoeu') In [12]: u.user_permissions.all() Out[12]: [] I want some permissions to be set by default...

Is there any possibility to change permissions list in user edit page? I don't wan't to show all of permissions for example admin log entry or auth group etc. How can I modify a main queryset to ex...

I'm working on a product that allows different schools to administer their content online. Part of this involves setting up a role based access control logic which I've written myself. Essentiall...

I've got a model defined in my Django app foo which looks like this: class Bar(models.Model): class Meta: permissions = ( ("view_bar", "Can view bars"), ) I've run manage.py syncdb on this, ...

I've finally decided to make some tests for my apps but I'm stuck on testing if a user can change another user (depends on the type of the user -- I use django-rules to be able to do logical permis...

currently I am looking implementing access control in Django. I've read about the built-in permission, but it does not takes care per object basis. For example, I want permissions like "Only the cr...

How do you ensure that a User can only edit objects they've created? What's the best way to set this up? I'm using django-rest-framework and wondering if there's a way I can restrict users from vi...

I understand the basic user stuff. I know authentication, login, creating accounts, etc. But now I want to work on groups and permissions. Where is the documentation for django groups/permissions?...

Ultimately, my goal is to extend Django's ModelAdmin to provide field-level permissions—that is, given properties of the request object and values of the fields of the object being edited, I would ...

I'd like to be able to give some existing Users a custom permission which I will require for accessing a view. I think I need to add the new permission to the Postgres table auth_permission, but I ...

I've recently started using django to administer a large existing application that was grown organically over the years using twisted.web. I started experimenting with django and it's automatic adm...