Hi all,
I've noticed the following where it seems super-user permission don't really
work via the CLI. On my system the autotest user is set to be a super-user and
yet I see this:
[autotest@mintdl02-vm3 cli]$ echo $AUTOTEST_USER
autotest
[autotest@mintdl02-vm3 cli]$ ./autotest-rpc-client acl list new_acl
Name Description
new_acl
Users:
root
[autotest@mintdl02-vm3 cli]$ ./autotest-rpc-client acl delete new_acl
Operation delete_acl_group failed:
AclAccessViolation: You do not have access to new_acl
If I go in to the admin interface on the web I am able to login as autotest and
remove new_acl; however, as per the above error, being a super-user doesn't
seem to grant any special privileges.
Is this a bug, or is this intentional? If the latter I would assume the
Superusers section at the bottom of this page
https://github.com/autotest/autotest/wiki/ACLBehavior needs to be clarified?
Thanks,
Dan
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