nitrc:User Guide - Administration
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The person who registered the tool/resource with NITRC is automatically the main administrator of that tool/resource. Other members may be given administrative privileges for the entire tool/resource or for various features used by the tool/resource. Members with full administrative privileges will see an "Admin" link in the tool/resource menu. Clicking the tool/resource menu "Admin" link allows you to administer everything related to the tool/resource on NITRC. Members with administrative privileges for a particular tool/resource feature will have an "Admin" link at the top of the pages for that feature. For example, a document manager will have an "Admin" link at the top of the View Documentation and Submit Documentation pages, but the document manager may not have an "Admin" link for any of the other tool/resource features. (Refer to the Membership page for more information on creating and managing members of your tool/resource.)
Overall Administration: Describes how to modify the general setup of your tool/resource, including the public name and description, images, the features (menu items) available for your tool/resource, the attributes assigned to your tool/resource, and associations with other tools/resources. This section also describes statistical and historical information for your tool/resource.
Docs Administration: Describes the publication and administration of your tool/resource documents.
Downloads (FRS) Administration: Describes the process for creating packages and releases for files that can be downloaded for your tool/resource.
Forums Administration: Describes the administration of discussion forums for your tool/resource.
Mailing Lists Administration: Describes the administration of mailing lists for your tool/resource.
News Administration: Describes the publication and administration of news for your tool/resource.
Recent Activity Administration: Describes the how to populate the activity list on your Summary page from external RSS feeds.
Reviews/Ratings Administration: Describes the actions administrators can take in response to user reviews and ratings of their tools and resources.
Source Code (SCM) Administration: Describes the control of access to your source code.
Support Administration: Describes the way to change the behavior of your Support link.
Survey Administration: Describes the creation and administration of surveys for your tool/resource.
Tasks Administration: Describes the creation and management of tasks that can be assigned to members of your tool/resource.
Tracker Administration: Describes the administration of items you need to track for your tool/resource, like bugs and feature requests.
