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Hi,
I tried to put rights on several resources in a single ACL. example : rd acl create -c project -p 'my_project' -a '*' -g my_group --adhoc --job "*"
rd acl create -c project -p 'my_project' -a '*' -g my_group --adhoc --job "*"
# create or append this to a .aclpolicy file --- by: group: my_group context: project: my_project for: job: - allow: '*' equals: name: '*' group: '' description: generated
rd acl create -c project -p 'my_project' -a '*' -g my_group --adhoc
# create or append this to a .aclpolicy file --- by: group: my_group context: project: my_project for: adhoc: - allow: '*' description: generated
feel free to tell me if I'm doing it wrong.
Thanks !
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you can append two policies together separated by --- on a single line.
---
If that doesn't answer your question, I'm not quite sure what you are trying to achieve.
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# create or append this to a .aclpolicy file --- by: group: my_group context: project: my_project for: adhoc: - allow: '*' job: - allow: '*' equals: name: '*' group: '' description: generated
instead of :
# create or append this to a .aclpolicy file --- by: group: my_group context: project: my_project for: job: - allow: '*' equals: name: '*' group: '' description: generated # create or append this to a .aclpolicy file --- by: group: my_group context: project: my_project for: adhoc: - allow: '*' description: generated
I need these to avoid making a lot of different policies for user groups that need a lot of rights. But also because I need to do a lot of groups.
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Hi,
I tried to put rights on several resources in a single ACL.
example :
rd acl create -c project -p 'my_project' -a '*' -g my_group --adhoc --job "*"
rd acl create -c project -p 'my_project' -a '*' -g my_group --adhoc
feel free to tell me if I'm doing it wrong.
Thanks !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: