Documentation on permissions
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I documented what I thought all of the permissions meant. Could you fill in the blanks or ? and update the ones I did not document correctly?
all = all permissions
dial = Have the ability to dial using fop2
hangup = Have the ability to hangup anyones phone
hangupself = Have the ability to hangup only your phone
meetme = ?
pickup = Have the ability to pickup from a queue
record = Have the ability to record anyones conversation
recordself = Have the ability to record your conversation
sms = ?
smsmanager = ?
spy = Have the ability to spy on a call
transfer = Have the ability to transfer a call internally within the system
transferexternal = Have the ability to transfer a call internally and externally within the system
queuemanager = Have the ability to add or delete from the queue
queueagent = ?
phonebook = ?
chat = ?
preferences = ?
voicemailadmin = Have the ability to listen to anyones voicemail
Thanks
-Dimitry -
I documented what I thought all of the permissions meant. Could you fill in the blanks or ? and update the ones I did not document correctly?
meetme = Lets you manage queues/members
sms = lets you send sms from extensions subaction menu if you have khomp gsm cards and external number defined for extensions
smsmanager = lets you send sms to any number via standalone send sms form (requires also khomp gsm cards)
spy = Have the ability to spy on a call
queueagent = ability to add/remove/pause yourself from queues
phonebook = lets you open the phonebook
chat = lets you initiate a chat
preferences = lets you open the individual preference window
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meetme is the original asterisk's conference application. if you have the "meetme" permission in fop2, you can manage users that are participating in that conference (mute/unmute/kick/lock). meetme is not related at all with queues.
Queues are another standard asterisk application. With the queueagent permission you will have menu options in your action submenu (related to your own extension), to add/remove/pause/unpause yourself from any queue.
The queuemamager permission lets you do the same for any extension, and also pause/unpause/remove from the submenu that appear when clicking on the queue members list (in the queuee button itself).
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