Re: admin user for the object gateway?

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On 01/08/2014 04:25 AM, Blair Nilsson wrote:
nope, doesn't work...

I have an admin user... with the right caps.



{ "user_id": "admin2",
   "display_name": "Admin 2admin",
   "email": "",
   "suspended": 0,
   "max_buckets": 1000,
   "auid": 0,
   "subusers": [],
   "keys": [
         { "user": "admin2",
           "access_key": "1DNQ2FK80XQZJMB14W1C",
           "secret_key": "BJDKNhMnCc4Cib+3QIdSGMR4yOE0YVJVS9HCuAmW"},
         { "user": "admin2",
           "access_key": "KXH0BM1IQ9CP24IB9IP9",
           "secret_key": "wbtya+dX505X7zdfKKh926nbbRtBnLW8ghHAQo9j"}],
   "swift_keys": [],
   "caps": [
         { "type": "buckets",
           "perm": "*"},
         { "type": "usage",
           "perm": "*"},
         { "type": "users",
           "perm": "*"}],
   "op_mask": "read, write, delete",
   "default_placement": "",
   "placement_tags": [],
   "bucket_quota": { "enabled": false,
       "max_size_kb": -1,
       "max_objects": -1}}

but....

./s3curl.pl <http://s3curl.pl/> --id=admin --
http://162.243.33.180/admin/user

gives me

{"Code":"AccessDenied"}

however... I CAN use

./s3curl.pl <http://s3curl.pl/> --id=admin --
http://162.243.33.180/admin/bucket

and it gives me.

["files.wyaeld.com <http://files.wyaeld.com/>","private.wyaeld.com
<http://private.wyaeld.com/>"]

which are the 2 buckets in the system.

Any ideas on what is going on?


So what Ceph version do you use? Since I've been running into the same problem.

I could however query for a user, but a PUT request to create a user would always give me AccessDenied.

I'm running 0.67.5 Dumpling.

Wido


On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 7:47 PM, JuanJose Galvez
<juanjose.galvez@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:juanjose.galvez@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

    On 12/19/2013 2:02 PM, Blair Nilsson wrote:
    How do find or create a user that can use the admin operations for
    the object gateway?

    The manual says "Some operations require that the user holds
    special administrative capabilities."

    But I can't find if there is a pre setup user with these, or how
    to create one myself.
    You would need to create the user. As an example I just created the
    following on my cluster:

    radosgw-admin user create --uid=admin --display-name="JuanJose
    Galvez" --caps="usage=read, write; users=read, write; buckets=read,
    write;"

    You'll notice in the output that it has the following capabilities
    which normal users do not have:

       "caps": [
             { "type": "buckets",
               "perm": "*"},
             { "type": "usage",
               "perm": "*"},
             { "type": "users",
               "perm": "*"}],

    I hope that helps. If you need more information on the API and what
    caps are needed for which functions that is found over here:
    http://ceph.com/docs/master/radosgw/adminops/





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