Hi All, working on our port of MCollective into Solaris. I wanted to confirm that we rely on the permissions of server.cfg and client.cfg being 600 to keep non-root users from executing commands with MCollective. That is, if those files are say, 644, then any user on the system can run any MCollective command. Are other (role-based restrictions) there in the Linux world. Trying to find docs, but coming up empty.
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