Projects are used to store files and tasks and they facilitate the sharing of files and resources between users. There are four types of projects:
- System projects: every user on CBRAIN is automatically a member of the system project.
- Site projects: every member of a site is automatically a member of the site project.
- User projects: every user is automatically assigned a user project, specified by the user's username.
- Work projects: A work project can be created by any user. It represents a group created for the purpose of assigning collective permission to resources (as opposed to SystemGroup).
The system, site and user projects are all created automatically by CBRAIN.
How to create a Project
- Go to the "Projects" section.
- Open the "Create project" panel.
- Fill the form:
- Name: Name of the project
- Description: First line should be a short description, which will be used in the project index table. After that you can add any special note for the user.
- Site: The projects can be associated with a specific site.
- Invisible: A project can be made invisible to a
NormalUser. This type of project is used to share some resource, for example, an Execution Server or Data Provider. - Active users: This table can be used to add users one by one.
- Locked users: By default these users are hidden in order to reduce the size of the table containing the active users.
- Quick select based on other * Projects: You can select users by selecting an other Project.
- Click on "Create".
Delete a project
All Userfile, RemoteResource and DataProvider associated with the group being destroyed will have their group set to their owner's SystemGroup.
Note: Original author of this document is Natacha Beck