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<P>I've searched through the list archives and found some information regarding this issue and was able to hide the Configuration Tab based on a users global rights which was fine for the time being, but now I come to my challenge/question. What I need the system to do is look at the group rights of a user and give them access to the Configuration Tab and I can't seem to figure this out. Let me give a little background</P>
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<P>We plan on using the system for multiple groups of people accessing RT. We have set it up so that group X can admin group Y and group A can admin group B. What we don't want is group X to be able to admin say group A and vice versa. So I don't want to give any global group admin options but that seems to be about the only way I can and still hide the configuration tab using the code supplied in the FAQ. </P>
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<P>Right now our code is as follows:</P>
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<P>if ( $session{'CurrentUser'}->HasRight(Right => 'AdminGroup', Object => $RT::System) ) {<BR> $basetabs->{'L'} = { title => loc('Configuration'),<BR> path => 'Admin/'<BR> };</P>
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<P>Any suggestions or ideas? Thanks in advance. </P>
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