How to split users | Mingcedar Share

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Assign Viewer, Operator, or Manager accounts; avoid a shared manager login.

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<h3 id="permissions-item-1">Roles and folder scope</h3>

<p>Roles have fixed permissions and share one root folder. Per-user folders, per-file grants, and upload-only inboxes are unavailable.</p>

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<h3 id="permissions-item-2">Password policy</h3>

<p>The app does not enforce non-empty passwords or a minimum length. Set a non-empty, unique password for each account and disable accounts that are no longer needed.</p>

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<h3 id="permissions-item-3">Viewer</h3>

<p>Can list, preview supported files, and download. Use for customers, acceptance users, or anyone who only needs packages.</p>

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<h3 id="permissions-item-4">Operator</h3>

<p>Can list, download, upload, create folders, and rename. Use for people who submit logs, screenshots, and reports.</p>

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<h3 id="permissions-item-5">Manager</h3>

<p>Adds deletion to Operator file actions. Host maintainers add accounts, reset passwords, and assign roles through the desktop Manage users dialog or CLI; there is no web user-management page.</p>

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<h3 id="permissions-item-6">Last-manager protection</h3>

<p>The system blocks disabling, downgrading, or deleting the last enabled Manager. The built-in admin account cannot be deleted.</p>

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