No, not quite, I want to make a single hobbit install work for two groups of
users, and I don't want group A to have any access to see or do anything to
Group B hosts and vice versa.
I am tryingto find out if there is a way of restricting the
reports/tools/executables to only run against a subset of the hosts defined
in bbhosts say like using bbgrep to filter on a tag or something for all
functions.
Any ideas?
Phil
On 16/11/2007, Josh Luthman <user-4c45a83f15cb@xymon.invalid> wrote:
The default Apache configuration that Hobbit makes for you will specify
requiring HTTP logins for the cgisec directory. Is this what you're looking
for?
On 11/14/07, Phil Wild <user-e365c1418192@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Hello,
I am looking at setting up hobbit to manage two groups of hosts. I would
prefer to just deploy one hobbit installation for both groups. For most of
the hobbit web pages, Apache security solves a lot of the browsing issues
but the cgi-bin executables and menus are the problem.
I want to make sure one group don't have access to see or make changes
to the other groups hosts.
The areas I see a problem with are:
hobbit-enadis.sh
bb-findhost.sh
hobbit-confreport.sh
I would like to restrict the above to only work with a subset of hosts
(perhaps a tag in the bbhosts file)
The reports generate web pages on the fly and drop the user at the top
level page which is not what I would prefer (each group have their own top
level page etc.)
All nongreen view is also an issue
and lastly, manually modifying the URL based on bb-hostsvc.sh to get to
a web page for a host in the other groups list is also a problem.
Any ideas how I can address this?
Thanks
Phil
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