If a user has read/write access to a single (one) hosts_group but does not have any read-only hosts_groups defined, they can not configure any host or items in the read/write hosts_group but can see the host in Monitoring and latestest data. But if a user has one read/write hosts_group and one read-only hosts group (can be empty without any host in the group defined, the user can add or configure items in the read/write hosts group as expected.
For example:
The following hosts_groups are defined:
Server_Hosts_Group_1
Host.ServerA
Host.ServerB
Server_Hosts_Group_2
Host.ServerC
User Joe has the following access defined:
Read/Write: Server_Hosts_Group_1
Read-Only: Nothing is defined, empty
User Joe can see servers Host.ServerA and Host.ServerB in Monitoring and latestdata but can not see them in configuration. Also the host_group does not show up in configuration.
Now if user Joe has the follwoing setup he can configure items and hosts in Server_Hosts_Group_1:
Read/Write: Server_Hosts_Group_1
Read-Only: Server_Hosts_Group_2
For example:
The following hosts_groups are defined:
Server_Hosts_Group_1
Host.ServerA
Host.ServerB
Server_Hosts_Group_2
Host.ServerC
User Joe has the following access defined:
Read/Write: Server_Hosts_Group_1
Read-Only: Nothing is defined, empty
User Joe can see servers Host.ServerA and Host.ServerB in Monitoring and latestdata but can not see them in configuration. Also the host_group does not show up in configuration.
Now if user Joe has the follwoing setup he can configure items and hosts in Server_Hosts_Group_1:
Read/Write: Server_Hosts_Group_1
Read-Only: Server_Hosts_Group_2
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