Closed coonsmatthew closed 8 years ago
I just upgraded our dev CIF instance to RC.15, and just tried adding a new token with the --no-everyone option, which does not seem to work.
Here's what I'm executing:
user@server:/$ /opt/cif/bin/cif-tokens --new --username testuser3 --read --groups MyAmazingGroup --no-everyone
And Here's the output:
username description groups admin read write acl expires revoked token testuser3 MyAmazingGroup,everyone yes 1234567890
username description groups admin read write acl expires revoked token
testuser3 MyAmazingGroup,everyone yes 1234567890
It seems like the --no-everyone option is not setting the correct option for new users.
--no-everyone
I tailed all of the CIF logs in \var\log and the elasticsearch log and I do not see any obvious errors.
\var\log
this fix broke my fix.
https://github.com/csirtgadgets/massive-octo-spice/commit/6b4eef3246f9184767b8b6683b644d7752e41a54#diff-bb3f1b031e54e5e4074bfa8b4fceb9e0
I just upgraded our dev CIF instance to RC.15, and just tried adding a new token with the --no-everyone option, which does not seem to work.
Here's what I'm executing:
user@server:/$ /opt/cif/bin/cif-tokens --new --username testuser3 --read --groups MyAmazingGroup --no-everyone
And Here's the output:
username description groups admin read write acl expires revoked token
testuser3 MyAmazingGroup,everyone yes 1234567890
It seems like the
--no-everyone
option is not setting the correct option for new users.I tailed all of the CIF logs in
\var\log
and the elasticsearch log and I do not see any obvious errors.