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Ate Douma updated JS2-1258:
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    Description: 
The Jetspeed demo installer uses a convenient default username/password 
configuration which makes it easy for end-users to get started.
However this also poses a potential security risk if some "type" of users would 
blindly install this in a public accessible way, without adjusting the default 
configuration.
To protect such users from hurting themselves, we must force them to make this 
an explicit choice, and by default only provide a restricted (limited) 
configuration.

To this end, the default/demo configuration will be changed to:

a) Require demo admin user to change the password on first use (for all demo 
variants, some already have this but not yet all)
b) Access to the PortletApplicationManager j2-admin page will be further 
restricted to admin role user only (currently restricted to managers)

b) By default disable usage of the Tomcat Manager through the 
PortletApplicationManagement portlet
- no default Tomcat manager user will be pre-configured anymore in 
tomcat-user.xml (JetspeedInstaller)
- in jetspeed.properties the example Tomcat Manager username/password will now 
by default empty (undefined)


  was:
The Jetspeed demo installer uses a convenient default username/password 
configuration which makes it easy for end-users to get started.
However this also poses a potential security risk if some "type" of users would 
blindly install this in a public accessible way, without adjusting the default 
configuration.
To protect such users from hurting themselves, we must force them to make this 
an explicit choice, and by default only provide a restricted (limited) 
configuration.

To this end, the default/demo configuration will be changed to:

a) Require admin/manager role users to change their password on first use
To this end also only one user, admin, will be provided having the admin and/or 
manager role; the example manager user will no longer have the manager role 
through the demo seed data. 

b) By default disable usage of the Tomcat Manager through the 
PortletApplicationManagement portlet
- no default Tomcat manager user will be pre-configured anymore in 
tomcat-user.xml (JetspeedInstaller)
- in jetspeed.properties the example Tomcat Manager username/password will now 
by default empty (undefined)



> Harden default/demo Jetspeed security configuration by disabling usage of the 
> Tomcat Manager and force change password on demo admin and manager role users 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: JS2-1258
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JS2-1258
>             Project: Jetspeed 2
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Assembly/Configuration, Deployment, Installer, Security
>    Affects Versions: 2.2.1
>            Reporter: Ate Douma
>             Fix For: 2.2.2
>
>
> The Jetspeed demo installer uses a convenient default username/password 
> configuration which makes it easy for end-users to get started.
> However this also poses a potential security risk if some "type" of users 
> would blindly install this in a public accessible way, without adjusting the 
> default configuration.
> To protect such users from hurting themselves, we must force them to make 
> this an explicit choice, and by default only provide a restricted (limited) 
> configuration.
> To this end, the default/demo configuration will be changed to:
> a) Require demo admin user to change the password on first use (for all demo 
> variants, some already have this but not yet all)
> b) Access to the PortletApplicationManager j2-admin page will be further 
> restricted to admin role user only (currently restricted to managers)
> b) By default disable usage of the Tomcat Manager through the 
> PortletApplicationManagement portlet
> - no default Tomcat manager user will be pre-configured anymore in 
> tomcat-user.xml (JetspeedInstaller)
> - in jetspeed.properties the example Tomcat Manager username/password will 
> now by default empty (undefined)

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