On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 10:47:08AM -0500, Johnathan Bell wrote:
> I've written a script that will process an ACL-like file and set a number of
> permissions on our RT server, but currently I have this only working for
> specific queues. How can I make this work for global rights? Currently, I
> have it working as such:
>
> --snip--
> # $groupName and $queueName are specified in the function parameters. Assume
> they're correct.
> # $status and $msg are also defined globals.
> my $groupObj = new RT::Group($currentUser);
> my $queueObj = new RT::Queue($currentUser);
>
> # Load our RT queue
> ($status, $msg) = $queueObj->Load($queueName);
>
> # Do one of these based on the type of group:
> ($status, $msg) = $groupObj->LoadUserDefinedGroup($groupName);
> ($status, $msg) = $groupObj->LoadQueueRoleGroup(Queue => $queueObj->id, Type
> => $groupName);
> ($status, $msg) = $groupObj->LoadSystemInternalGroup($groupName);
>
> ($status, $msg) = $groupObj->PrincipalObj->GrantRight(
> Right => $rightName,
> Object => $queueObj);
> --snip--
>
> I know that GrantRight takes a string "RightName" and an object to apply the
> right to and for. Can I use the same
> "$groupObj->PrinciplaObj->GrantRight("RightName", $object) to specify global
> rights? How do I get "global" into an object?You probably want the $RT::System object -kevin
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