Advanced permissions/user properties
Steve Shipway
s.shipway at auckland.ac.nz
Sun Nov 5 23:35:39 CET 2006
Alex Burger wrote:
> Leave the groups as they are, but modify the host and service
> contact_groups command? For example:
> define host{
> host_name localhost
> contact_groups netops:rw, helpdesk:r
> }
>
> For backwards compatibility, if no permissions are set, the defaults
> would be rw so the following would be the same:
>
> define host{
> host_name localhost
> contact_groups netops, helpdesk:r
> }
>
> If a user was in both the netops and helpdesk group, the user should
> have rw access.
This is exactly what we need, and the best way I have seen (so far) to
implement it. In particular it has backwards compatibility and does
not involve an additional directive. Much simpler to do it via groups
rather than at a per-user level, and much more maintainable.
This is the way I'd like to see it implemented in the official tree,
maybe with a nagios.cfg option to allow you to set the default to be :rw
or :r (so that once you've fully implemented things you can change
default to be :r, best to default to the lower level)
Steve
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s.shipway at auckland.ac.nz
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