In that case, i guess the simplest way to improve things is to
understand where I got lost.
I successfully accessed the controller settings panel to add the nifi
registry.
But it was when I tried to add a process group that the permission issue
byte me.
So indeed, a tooltip (beside the disabled
Yeah me know we should try make things easier. On one side we want to have
a very fine-grained multi-tenant model for permissions and on the other
side we want user to quickly get up and running. If you have ideas to
improve the overall experience, any feedback is greatly appreciated.
I guess we c
Well, ok, i've understood by clicking everywhere :-) (discoverability of
permission in nifi is ... ok ;-) ).
So, i've clicked the "manage access policies" item in the right-click
menu of the canvas and added my user everywhere, and now I can use the UI.
Thanks for your patience :-)
Le 22/08/201
By default the initial admin does not have permissions to do anything on
the canvas: the initial admin is usually used to manage users/groups and
apply policies to grant permissions to users/groups.
If you want to grant permissions to do something on the canvas, this is
done at process group level
Well, I sort of sorted it out.
I can indeed login with my ldap, which is cool, but the whole UI is ...
grayed : I can't create process groups jor import existing ones.
So i took a look at the user screen.
My permissions are as follows
Global policy to access all policies write
G
Cool! Glad you got it sorted out!
Le mar. 20 août 2019 à 11:30, Nicolas Delsaux a
écrit :
> Wow, I'm really REALLY puzzled.
>
> I'm using Nifi through the docker image, and docker-compose.
>
> I was used to do docker-compose up/down, and it failed.
>
> But this time, I did a docker-compose down,
Wow, I'm really REALLY puzzled.
I'm using Nifi through the docker image, and docker-compose.
I was used to do docker-compose up/down, and it failed.
But this time, I did a docker-compose down, AND destroyed the folder in
which the application is deployed. And this time, it worked ! I'm now
logg
Something that I can suggest: the users.xml and authorizations.xml files
are generated when NiFi starts for the first time. If you did some
modifications (such as the initial admin identity), the files
users/authorizations won't be updated with your configuration change...
Something you could try:
When I try to login, UI shows
Insufficient Permissions
Unable to view the user interface. Contact the system administrator.
The log file contains
2019-08-20 08:22:18,808 INFO [main] o.a.n.a.FileAccessPolicyProvider
Authorizations file loaded at Tue Aug 20 08:22:18 UTC 2019
2019-08-20 08:28:24,4
Hi Nicolas,
Can you share the message you get when accessing the UI? The logs from the
nifi-user.log file? As well as having a look at the users.xml and
authorizations.xml file generated the first time NiFi is starting based on
your configuration?
Thanks,
Pierre
Le lun. 19 août 2019 à 11:35, Nic
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