On Jan 25, 2017 2:03 PM, "Nash, George" <george.nash at intel.com> wrote:
I have been digging thought the documentation available on the wiki and I have not found any documentation that tells how to generate. I have two questions: (Question 1) Is there a ACL file that basically wildcards all the permissions so the application in question basically works the same with SECURED=1 as it did with SECURED=0. I recall seeing a post in the past with a permissive ACL but I could not find it with my fast search. Once I have the *.json file with the ACLs. How to I generate the *.dat file? I want something like this so I can update unittests to just work and not fail due to ACCESS_DENIED failure due to no ACL found. (Question 2) Where can I go to find out more about the ACL options. Right now there are many tags in the example json files that I don?t know what is expected. I want to know things like: - What values are expected for the ?permission:? tag? hi george, until sb writes some doco your best bet is the OCF security spec. most of the keys in the json file map closely to resources. e.g. there's a table giving the permissions values. the spec is not an easy read, but if you're starting to work with SECURE=1 it's worth the effort. hth, gregg -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.iotivity.org/pipermail/iotivity-dev/attachments/20170125/00a3060b/attachment.html>
