1908: Non-sensical siteconfig permissions: "add", "delete" - only change makes sense.

one.eric********@gmai***** (Google Code) (Is this you? Claim this profile.)
Dec. 4, 2010 
As a superuser, With ReviewBoard 1.5, looking through the administrative view, click on the database tab, and then "groups".

If you have an existing group, look at the available permissions.  Under "siteconfig", currently you can find "add | delete | change", however, only "change" makes sense.  If the user actually deletes the siteconfig entry, they're pretty much stuck.

Would be good if even superusers were prevented from deleting/adding siteconfig entries, but I can't tell if that's possible with Django.
chipx86
#1 chipx86 
This solely has to do with the database fields in the admin UI. It's a Django concept, and not one we control. My feeling is that if a user is given access to the admin UI, with full superuser access, and doesn't know not to destroy important database fields, then they shouldn't have had superuser access in the first place.
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