I want to use the built-in auth_groups permissions system in a
many-to-many sense but can't quite figure it out for my use case. Any
help will be appreciated.
The use case is: users have different types of access (r/o, r/w or
admin) to different companies. Any single user can have r/o access to
company-1, r/w access to company-2 and admin access to company-3 and so
on. Any company can have relationships with many users each of whom will
have one of the r/o, r/w or admin group permissions.
So there has to be a many-to-many relationship between user and company
and the group needs to be specified in that relationship table rather
than in the auth_user_groups table - where it currently sits.
How do I invoke a different set of permissions depending on the name of
the group established in the user-company relationship table when a user
is accessing that company's data?
A side question is how do I remove the displayed Groups in the Django
Admin auth/user display?
Thanks
Mike
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