Jesse writes:
> That's solved my problem. The authorizations I was granting weren't under
> solaris.smf, and that's key to let the user edit the repository. Thanks
> much for your help, Tom.
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I'm glad that you got it working, but I don't think that having the
authorizations under solaris.smf is the answer. That didn't seem right to
me, so I tried an experiment.
I used authorization strings of solaris.bogus.manage.bogus2,
solaris.bogus.modify.bogus2 and solaris.bogus.value.bogus2. I gave these
authorizations to my test user, smf_tst3, and then logged in as smf_tst3.
I was able to successfully, execute:
svccfg -s bogus_2 setprop general/environment = astring: "info"
tom
