On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 12:09 PM, James Roman <[email protected]>wrote:
> On 9/22/10 2:42 PM, Brian LaMere wrote: > >> The primary GID for a user isn't in the web interface for the user to be >> able to change it. >> > Holy cow. What a security flaw that would be if it were. How about a sign > up sheet for admin access to the mail server. > > /usr/sbin/ipa-moduser (what the document references) doesn't exist, nor >> does "ipa user-mod" have an options for changing the GID. >> >> How is this done? >> > You don't. The administrators (or those appropriately designated) assign > you to the appropriate group. Perhaps you could provide an idea of why you > would want to extend this privilege? > you're substantially misunderstanding. When logging in to the web interface as admin, with the ability to create users, hosts, roles, etc etc - there's no box for the GID. There's no box to even see what it is. I *am* the administrator. I was only looking at the web page because the command line didn't have the option listed, either. Which seemed to suggest that a very, very basic component of creating and modifying user accounts was not easily adjustable. Rob answered the question, however - thanks. Brian
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