Population Group Management

Presentation and Principles

The various actors within ISIMA and LIMOS are organized into population groups to inherit rights (access to certain services such as the GitLab forge, inclusion in mailing lists).

These actors include:

• ISIMA members: faculty, external faculty, administrative staff, etc.
• LIMOS members: researchers, PhD students, research support staff, etc.
• Students: FISE, FISA, Prep_isima, master's, bachelor's degree
• External individuals interacting with ISIMA or LIMOS: LIMOS contributors, external faculty, interns, external students

ISIMA and LIMOS administrative staff as well as faculty can now manage these groups (based on their permissions) via the internal software my.isima.fr.

This software, among other functions, is an administration tool for the ISIMA/LIMOS information system

The group management features described in the following documentation are not accessible to students, PhD students, or external individuals.

There are a very large number of groups due to the granularity required for mailing lists.

Therefore, a group nesting system allows a person who is part of a group to inherit its rights as well as the rights of parent groups.

For example, Ms. Durand has been registered as a member of the child group:

She will have access to the services of the child group (GitLab forge) AND to the services of the parent group (mail, VPN).

Similarly, she will be part of the child mailing list fils@listes.isima.fr AND the parent mailing list parent@listes.isima.fr.

Some groups are also mailing lists, while others are not

Some groups may not contain any members directly but only through inheritance

Tips

Technically, services and mailing lists are also groups. Some groups were created by UCA (dark green icon), while others were created by us (light green icon).

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Group Directory Homepage

In MY, you can access groups by clicking on the annuaire (directory) and groupes (groups) tabs at the top of the page.

Your Homepage

Upon accessing the directory, you land on your homepage. Represented by a house icon , it allows you to return to this page at any time.

You will see a list of groups you manage. You can click on a group to view its members and properties. (Here, the logged-in user manages 13 mailing lists.) Groups are divided into large subsections for better readability.

Overview of All Groups

To get an overview of all existing groups and mailing lists (not just the ones you manage), click on the button .

You will then be able to view groups by category (academics, research, staff, projects, etc.).

Mindmap View of Groups

To get a visual representation of groups and their nesting, click on the button .

You will then see a visualization like this:

Using the Mindmap

To navigate the mindmap, you can zoom using the mouse wheel, move the view by clicking and dragging the mouse, and click on a group's "point" to expand or collapse its children.

View with Group or Mailing List Names

You have a button that allows you to display groups by their name or by the name of the mailing list (if the group is one).

Searching for a Group in MY

You can search for a group by its name (even if incomplete). The search is case-insensitive and accent-insensitive.

To do this, simply type your search in the search bar at the top of the page.

You will then see a list of groups in the results. You can click on a group to view its members and properties.