- Set up your environment note -- these steps are also covered in the Application Runtime and Quickstart sections of the OSF's docker-compose README, so you might not need to repeat them if you already have the base OSF docker containers running.
- Make sure the requirements are up to date with
docker-compose up requirements - Run the admin assets docker container with
docker-compose up -d admin_assets - Run the admin container with
docker-compose up -d admin
- Set up a superuser note - your superuser will have all permissions, and will be able to access the admin's admin interface. If you are manually testing functionality for permissions views, do not log in to the admin as your superuser, as you will always have all permissions.
- Open up the OSF shell with
docker-compose run --rm web invoke shell - Select the already existing OSF User you'd like to make an admin superuser with
user = OSFUser.objects.get(username=<[email protected]>) - Set that user to be a superuser and staff with
user.is_superuser = Trueanduser.is_staff = True - Save your user with
user.save() - Commit the changes with
commit()
- Update your ALLOWED_HOSTS
- If you haven't already, create an admin local.py by copying
admin/base/settings/defaults.pyintoadmin/base/settings/local.py - Add 'localhost' to
ALLOWED_HOSTSin youradmin/base/settings/local.py
- Log in to the admin
- Visit the admin at
http://localhost:8001/ - Log in with your OSF User's username and password
- Add other admin users
- Visit the admin user form at the top right under your username
- Add users by their OSF guid
- Select the permissions you'd like your user to have using the checkboxes, and click submit
- To update an existing user, enter their OSF guid and re-check the boxes for the new permissions you'd like them to have.