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[Kenneth Andresen <1028568@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Tested on clean install of nightly build: openerp-6.1-20120722-233333
1) Create new openerp database instance
2) go to user configuration and give the admin account "multi-company" rights
3) Create a new company i.e. "Child" and set parent company to the default installed company
4) go to the user configuration and give the "admin" access to the child company and set the default filter company to the "child" company. 
5) Duplicate the admin user to a test user with the exact same rights as the admin user
6) login with the new user, go to Settings -->users --> <new user>

Notice that the parent company is NOT available, and cannot be enabled using the new test user account. 
Notice that by changing the main admin account to default to child, which still is listed with rights for BOTH companies. 
Also notice that simply changing the default filter option for the child using the admin account to the parent company and then performing a login again using the test user will allow access to all companies. 

Expected behavior:
- both admin accounts should behave the same way given the exact same privileges
- given that a user is added with rights to partent company, the parent company should be available

** Affects: openobject-server
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1028568

Title:
  OpenERP 6.1 user cannot see parent when given rights to do so

Status in OpenERP Server:
  New

Bug description:
  Tested on clean install of nightly build: openerp-6.1-20120722-233333
  1) Create new openerp database instance
  2) go to user configuration and give the admin account "multi-company" rights
  3) Create a new company i.e. "Child" and set parent company to the default installed company
  4) go to the user configuration and give the "admin" access to the child company and set the default filter company to the "child" company. 
  5) Duplicate the admin user to a test user with the exact same rights as the admin user
  6) login with the new user, go to Settings -->users --> <new user>

  Notice that the parent company is NOT available, and cannot be enabled using the new test user account. 
  Notice that by changing the main admin account to default to child, which still is listed with rights for BOTH companies. 
  Also notice that simply changing the default filter option for the child using the admin account to the parent company and then performing a login again using the test user will allow access to all companies. 

  Expected behavior:
  - both admin accounts should behave the same way given the exact same privileges
  - given that a user is added with rights to partent company, the parent company should be available

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