I want to clean all the identities and their accounts roles etc associated with identities.
Is there any way to bulk delete identities?
Do you have shell access?
You can use the iiq console for this:
bash /path/to/iiq/WEB-INF/bin/iiq console
> delete Identity *
This should get rid of all identities except for the ones which are tagged as protected. Also all additional data (links, assignedRoles, scorecards,..) will be deleted.
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I already followed the steps exactly specified at this link
However, I am still having the issue. My build will get stuck when accessing the private repo.
$ julia --check-bounds=yes -e 'Pkg.clone("https://github.com/xxxx/xxxx.git")'
INFO: Cloning xxxx from https://github.com/xxxx/xxxx.git
Username for 'https://github.com':
Done: Job Cancelled
Note: I manually cancel it after a few minutes of waiting. How can I get it to use the SSH key I have setup and bypass this username and password field?
Note: xxxx is used in place of the name of my project to make this post general. I have already checked out the links on Travis CI and they don't make it clear what needs to occur. Thank you!
Update: I tried to add a GitHub Token Pkg.clone("https://fake_git_hub_token#github.com/xxxx/xxxx.git") and it still prompts me to sign in with the username. I gave that token full Repo access. Also, note that I am using Travis CL Virtual Machine.
In the Travis CI docs they reference the following:
Assumptions:
The repository you are running the builds for is called “myorg/main” and depends on “myorg/lib1” and “myorg/lib2”.
You know the credentials for a user account that has at least read access to all three repositories.
To pull in dependencies with a password, you will have to use the user name and password in the Git HTTPS URL: https://ci-user:mypassword123#github.com/myorg/lib1.git.
SOLUTION:
just add TravisCIUsername:mypassword#github.com/organizer_of_the_repo/Dependancy.git
In my case, I am going to make a fake admin account to run the tests since someone will have to expose their password to use this setup. Note that you can set up 2-factor authentication on the admin account such that only one person can access it even if they know the password.
You need to add the SSH key to the Travis UI under an environmental variable for your desired repo. You also need to add the key to the .travis.yml file on that repo.
https://docs.travis-ci.com is the docs for Travis
SOLUTION: just add Travis_CI_Username:my_password#github.com/organizer_of_the_repo/Dependancy.git to the travis.yml. file.
If this is unclear, please comment and I will update, but this is how I got it to work for me(even tho I went through all the SSH key business).
In my case, I am going to make a fake admin account to run the tests since someone will have to expose their password to use this setup.
Note that you can set up 2-factor authentication on the admin account such that only one person can access it even if they know the password.
curl -u id:pw "http://localhost:8080/alfresco/service/api/audit/query/testapp?verbose=true&limit=200&forward=false"
Where is the Alfresco audit log that could be run by the above command actually stored?
I thought it was somewhere in the database but couldn't find it.
As mentioned in http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Auditing_(from_V3.4):
alf_audit_model: Audit configuration files are recorded here.
alf_audit_application: An entry for each logical application. There may be several audit applications defined in a single audit model.
alf_audit_entry: Each call to AuditComponent.recordAuditValues will result in an entry here. There is a reference to a property.
I've done a mysqldump from our Drupal6/CiviCRM4 Civi DB and am trying to import it into a Drupal7/Civi4 dev install, but keep getting "ERROR 1227 (42000) at line 369: Access denied; you need the SUPER privilege for this operation"
From what I can tell, user has correct permissions as indicated via site's cpanel, all appears correct in the import command. I've not come upon this error before doing similar proceedures on other installs. Help please?
It could be one of a couple of things.
First, if you have MySQL version before 5.1.6, you'll need the SUPER permission no matter what:
http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/CiviCRM+MySQL+Permission+Requirements
However, since it has been running fine and you're just trying to import the dump file, I think it's probably that your dump file has functions where the definer is set as the database user for the old site (let's say "foo#localhost"). You aren't allowed to set the definer as someone other than yourself without the SUPER privilege. If the new site has a different user (maybe "bar#localhost"), you're acting as "bar#localost" trying to set a function defined by "foo#localhost".
In your dump, you'll probably see something along the lines of
CREATE DEFINER=`foo`#`localhost` FUNCTION ...
You can do one of two things:
have both databases use the same database user account, or
edit the dump file to replace the old user name with the new user name everywhere it occurs.
You should also be aware that "foo#localhost" and "foo#%" are separate users, even if they have the same name and password.
A Drupal/CiviCrm database uses triggers. The SUPER privilege is needed to recreate the trigger when you import the database. If you've restricted your standard user's privileges to those needed while running Civi, you can create a new MySQL user just for the import and grant that user ALL privileges on the database(s). After the import is complete, remove the user with elevated privileges.
I changed the privileges for the WMSvc account by following the advice in this question but after reading the documentation at MSDN it seems like this is not a recommended practice and it's better to add the "Replace a process level token" privilege for my account, which I've done and it's working.
What do I need to do to revert the privilege changes to WMSvc back to the defaults?
I think it has no extra privileges by default so you could try this command:
sc privs wmsvc /
You want to run "sc qprivs wmsvc" to list what it has on it before you remove them.
I am trying to do some development to the LogisticsPostalAddress form that is used on forms where an address is modified/added. When trying to add an address (e.g. to an existing Customer) I get the error.
You are not authorized to access table ‘Shipping carrier’ (ShipCarrierAddress). Contact your system administrator.
I have scoured the user permissions and cannot find a way to give permission to this table. I would think that adding an address is a basic function, so can not figure out why I can't.
Thanks,
Kevin
What role is your user assign to? Are you sure users in that role should be able to add addresses to the customer? If yes, here is how you can add permissions to the ShipCarrierAddress table:
With admin user, open development envionrment (Ctrl + Shift + W from
running Ax, or run "ax32.exe -development" from command prompt)
In the AOT, go to Security > Roles. Find the role your user is assigned to.
Exapand the Role > Permissions > Table, add new table and set table name to ShipCarrierAddress and EffectiveAccess (in your case
you want to insert, thus set to Create)
Save the role, and compile the role (not sure if compile is mandatory)
Start a new Ax instance with the user with limited permissions and verify you have access.
I turned out it was an issue with the installation of the lab.