Hi @all
I don’t know why I’m unable to do the managerial things like create-user/update-user/create-group/update-group, etc.
Attached are the screenshots. Please help me.
@Sumit_Singh
Do you see your user account in the Users list if you click on the “camunda-admin”?
I do not know how you configured the Authorizations of the “camunda-admin” group. If we assume that this group has all permissions then you need to add your user account to this group.
As well as what @Alex_Voloshyn suggested can you say if you’re using Camunda’s own tables for users and groups?
If you’re using LDAP or something like that you cannot create users and groups from camunda.
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@Alex_Voloshyn This “camunda-admin” group has all the permissions
@Niall I created the tables using the given scripts mssql_engine_7.15.0.sql, mssql_identity_7.15.0.sql
@Sumit_Singh
Do you see your user account in the Users list if you click on the “camunda-admin”? Could you attach a screenshot of the users of this group?
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@Sumit_Singh
Just double-check, what user id do you expect to have permissions to edit users/groups - “demo” or “660”?
For the user demo
Do you have CORS enabled by any chance?
yes CORS are enabled. I can access all of the camunda APIs
So inside server/apache-tomcat-9.0.43/webapps/engine-rest/WEB-INF/web.xml
I just commented the CorsFilter
But nothing changed
Is there anywhere else that I need to do the changes to turn off the CORS?
Did you restart Tomcat and Camunda after the change?
Yes. first I stop the Camunda/Tomcat, then start it again.
Can you share web.xml?