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When I checked mattermost a year ago, the mattermost opensource edition had no basic permissions/access control. Any user could archive any channel. I have seen
by newsat13 7y ago
When I checked mattermost a year ago, the mattermost opensource edition had no basic permissions/access control. Any user could archive any channel. I have seen many teams fall into this "trap" only to find this basic restriction later. We since moved to Rocket.Chat. Is this still the case?
- Freak_NL 7y agoYou can create private channels in MatterMost for as long as I can remember.
- penagwin 7y agoBut are there access controls other than private channels?
- 153791098c 7y agoThat restriction aside, how do you compare rocket chat to mattermost? Is it better?
- ondrej_s 7y agoI'm trying to push the agenda to switch our comms between developers fully to Keybase, but it will be probably rejected.
- vorpalhex 7y agoKeybase is.. not ready for prime time. It's pretty janky, channel discovery is a pain as is spam, and it's still got that weird crypto half-baked nonsense.
- mclehman 7y agoTeam discovery could be a pain, but channel discovery within a team is pretty much everything I would expect it to be.
- kfrzcode 7y agoBe the change! https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-server https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-server
- Maxious 7y agoAccess control is intentionally missing from the open source "team" version: > Team Edition is "virtual office" where a team works together as trusted colleagues. It means people can walk anywhere they want, and move the furniture if they choose. > I need to ask this ticket be closed since it's not a bug > You're of course more than welcome to fork as well. https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-server/issues/6320 https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-server/issues/6320
- btown 7y agoBut would Mattermost accept a PR that cuts into the differentiation on "advanced access control" of their enterprise product? https://mattermost.com/pricing/ https://mattermost.com/pricing/ Open source is only as powerful as the community's willingness to maintain a fork.