On 9 Mar 2006, at 15:44, Jim Perrin wrote:
On 3/9/06, Rafael Bandeira da Costa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Alan Maxwell escreveu:
Is it possible to setup the security to allow a login to be able
acknowledge
alerts but not be able to disable services and hosts?
Using nagios 2.0
There is a patch at
http://altinity.blogs.com/dotorg/patches/issue_commands_1.patch that
allows users to view items, but not issue any changes. It seems to
work rather well. Hopefully it or something like it will make it in
the next 2.x update. It looks much nicer than the .htaccess denial
from a user perspective. See the 26 Feb article here
http://altinity.blogs.com/dotorg/nagios/index.html
Jim, glad you like the patch. Ethan has committed it into Nagios 3.x,
but has not chosen to put it into the 2.x branch. Make sure you let
Ethan know if it should be in - if there's a lot of users, then I'm
sure he'll reconsider.
I'll try and make sure it always applies cleanly to 2.x.
However, Alan's request won't work with this patch. He wants a user
to be able to acknowledge an alert (which would involve submitting a
command) but not disable services/hosts (which is submitting a
different command). The patch only says whether a user can submit or
not. There's no granularity in the types of commands in Nagios yet.
Ton
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