Slinky wrote:
On 31/03/2008, *Michael DeHaan* <mdehaan@xxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:mdehaan@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
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The command line has none of these restrictions so you can always
recover/reconfigure things with root if you find you've somehow locked
yourself out.
Will this always been the case? We'd like to see the same ownership
model apply to the webui and CLI.
Originally I wasn't planning on adding auth to the command line.
Interesting idea.
You could also perhaps get away with making a simple remote command line
that only contained the features you needed and used the existing
XMLRPC/CobblerWeb code as a basis. It would have to accept a username
and password, possibly from doing something like reading ~/.cobbler.rc
or something? If it didn't have to do things like "import" it would be
pretty simple.
There are more complicated alternatives involving ACLs and setuid (non
root), but I think I like that solution better.
Thoughts?
(It's also coded up so you can't use the WebUI to remove
your own access from an object).
^ see above
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