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Allows generating Sub-Admin be_user by groups which can handle access of other be_user by groups

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github.com/ElementareTeilchen/groupdelegation

Type:typo3-cms-extension

pkg:composer/elementareteilchen/groupdelegation

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v7.0.0 2026-09-09 14:30 UTC

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  • typo3-ter/groupdelegation: v7.0.0

GPL-2.0-or-later 90c637fbf8130296e5bd5f6408830490ed673528

  • Sebastian Mueller
  • Marcus Schwemer
  • Andreas Sommer
  • Franz Kugelmann

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-09-09 14:54 UTC

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Last update: 2026-09-09 14:54:03 UTC

README

After initially creating this extension and later giving it over to in2code it is now back in the hands of Elementare Teilchen. Thanks to in2code for the good collaboration in the last years.

We are currently using this extension with TYPO3 v14. This should also work for v13. Use version v5.0.7 if you need it for v12.

TYPO3 Extension groupdelegation

Allow editors with extended rights to set group rights for other editors. This is highly recommended for installations with a lot of backend users like on universities.

Introduction

The TYPO3 extension goupdelegation provides the possibility to allow certain be-users to delegate certain be-groups to other be-users without having a TYPO3 admin account. This can be done using organisation units or not. That means e.g. you can determine that sub admin xx can only delegate groups to be-users of the organisation unit marketing.

For a detailed manual have a look at the Documentation folder.

Support

This TYPO3 Extension is free to use. We as TUM TYPO3 Team and elementare teilchen and our Developers highly appreciate your feedback and always try to improve our Extensions.

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Installation

  • Install this extension - e.g. via composer composer require elementareteilchen/groupdelegation
  • Make your global configuration in the extension manager settings
  • Configure the groups as you need (look at Documentation for details)
  • Have fun!

Development

We use ddev for typo3 extensions

Currently available in ddev is

  • TYPO3 14.3 LTS

Usage

Requirements

The following software must be installed on the host machine:

  • Docker
  • Docker Compose
  • DDEV

An internet connection is required during the initial setup to download images and Composer packages. After that, the environment can also be used offline in most cases.

Start DDEV

With the .ddev directory in place, start the project with:

ddev start

This starts the containers, but it does not install any TYPO3 instance automatically.

Install TYPO3 environments

The setup provides dedicated DDEV commands for provisioning separate TYPO3 instances:

ddev install-v14

To install all environments in one step, run:

ddev install-all

Each installation is created in its own directory inside the web container:

  • v14 for TYPO3 14.3

After the installation, the overview page is available at:

The TYPO3 installations are available here:

Credentials

All TYPO3 instances use the same backend and install tool credentials:

  • Username: admin
  • Password: Password:joh316

TYPO3 CLI / typo3_console

You can run TYPO3 CLI commands directly inside each installation:

ddev exec v14/vendor/bin/typo3

TYPO3 14 also includes helhum/typo3-console as part of the installation.

Remove the DDEV project

To delete the DDEV project and its containers, run:

ddev delete -Oy