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Re: [Condor-users] can't have ADMIN acces



Hi,

thanks that helped me to get more debut information. The problem is
that I can't trust all user of one machine. So I set
"HOSTDENY_ADMINISTRATOR = *" in my config file. So my config look
like:

#HOSTALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR = $(CONDOR_HOST)
HOSTDENY_ADMINISTRATOR = *
ALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR = *

What I need to to allow only one person and not a whole ip. Is this
possible? I was under the impression that it was.

What I would like minimally is at least to allow one user on the local
machine(me). Ideal, I would like to trust me from all computer on our
network or from the central manager so that I can use the admin
command globally. I thought that

ALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR = test-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/*.iro.umontreal.ca

would do that, but it failed. So i tryed ALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR = *,
which also failed.

Any idea how this can be done?

thanks

Frederic Bastien

On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 12:48 PM, Dan Bradley <dan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>  Add D_SECURITY to your configuration setting for ALL_DEBUG and restart
>  condor.  Then try the same administrative command.  There should be
>  information in the log file about how condor is building up the
>  authorization table.  If it doesn't make sense to you, please send this
>  information to condor-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>  --Dan
>
>
>
>  Frédéric Bastien wrote:
>
>  >Hi,
>  >
>  >I have a strange error with authentification. In my config file, I set
>  >
>  >ALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR = *
>  >
>  >But when I execute condor_restart I get a PERMISSION DENIED in the
>  >MasterLog file
>  >
>  >4/7 11:16:15 ZKM: setting default map to (null)
>  >4/7 11:16:21 ZKM: setting default map to test-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>  >4/7 11:16:21 DaemonCore: PERMISSION DENIED to
>  >test-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx from host <132.204.26.124:36061> for
>  >command 453 (RES
>  >TART), access level ADMINISTRATOR
>  >4/7 11:16:21 ZKM: setting default map to condor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>  >
>  >The value of ALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR is correctly read as
>  >condor_config_val ALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR return:
>  >*
>  >
>  >Do you have any clue what can cause this? I use condor version 7.0.1
>  >
>  >Also, I don't want to ALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR = *, in the config file. I
>  >want to put my username. But they both fail.
>  >
>  >thanks for your time
>  >
>  >Frederic Bastien
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