On 08/11/16 10:12, Dominik Csapak wrote:
if i understand you correctly, you want to achieve something like this:
vms:
Pool System:
vm 100 - 105
Pool Development:
vm 106 - 110
Pool Lab:
vm 111 - 115
Not exactly, what I want is to nest a pool inside another pool in order
to inherit the permissions of the father into the child, like this:
/ -------> root, where
Administrator has all the permissions.
/pool/Development -------> root of the "Development" pool,
where root and selected people/groups can access with custom permissions
/pool/Development/Lab -------> "Lab" subpool, where inherited
permissions from "Development" pool can access, and add some others like
group "System"
/pool/Systems -------> root of "Systems" pool,
where root and selected people/groups can access with custom permissions
....
In this way, we can inherit permissions from the parent pool without the
need of specify permissions in each and every pool, simplifying the
management of pools greatly.
Furthermore, on Datacenter --> Permissions --> Add, I can see a checkbox
called "propagate", which seems to mean that we can avoid to inherit the
permissions on the subpools, but we can only create pools on the first
level... which IMO seems that proxmox is ready to inherit permissions on
pools and nest pools but is not yet implemented (in fact, we can
actually create a permission on Datacenter --> Permissions --> Add, and
specify the path /pool/Develepment/Lab, but it does not appear as a
pool, and it cannot be deleted! :S )
Hope I have explained better now. What do you think?
Best,
--
*Angel Docampo
*
*Datalab Tecnologia, s.a.*
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