I am running kaa 0.10.0 on ubuntu 14. Since the outgoing email was not properly configured, I created many tenant admins. Is there a way to delete them?
I do not see the delete button as the doc http://docs.kaaproject.org/display/KAA/Administration+UI+guide
shows.
Thanks for help.
James
Looks like there is no option for the Kaa 0.10.0 release to delete a tenant admin. The documentation you referenced is for Kaa 0.9.0 (and prior) only. The Kaa 0.10.0 documenation is available here.
Also, please note the user types defined in Kaa. For example, to add, modify (or delete if that option is available) a tenant admin, you should sign in as Kaa administrator.
james800,
I suppose what you're referring to is "deleting tenant" instead of "deleting tenant admin"? If you're referring to deleting tenant admin, you can have a delete button after clicking on one of the tenant.
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I'm using Nexus Repository Manager OSS 3.13-0.0.1 and I'm trying to find the minimal privileges to use the Search API.
In the documentation the admin account is used : Search API Documentation
I've tried the nx-search-read privilege but is always return an empty result (this is not the case with the admin account).
Do I have to add more privileges in order to be able to use the Search API ?
The only other thing that should be needed is to grant read permissions to the components they should be able to search. E.g. nx-repository-view-maven2-*-read
I started working with Sulu, and tried to implement the optional ArticleBundle. I used this documentation and composer installed elasticsearch 5.0.6 along with the bundle. All configuration files have been configured like the documentation, and while the server is starting, there is still no "Article" options like in the Sulu demo (you can log in with admin / admin and check it out).
I also encountered the error No alive nodes in your cluster while performing the last commands that are related to ElasticSearch. What Am I missing?
Have you seen that the SuluArticleBundle has a dependency to elasticsearch (which is a third party application). This has to be started before running sulu with the article-bundle. Additionally you have to add the security-context to the user-role. Open the User Role of your user and simply add it.
I have built a Kaa server from the source code using the guide at the following link. After which, I followed the guide at the following link to install the Kaa node service.
I am deploying the build on Ubuntu 16.04 and using MariaDB and MongoDB as the SQL and NoSQL databases respectively. I followed every step from both the guides and the server starts successfully.
I am able to navigate to the Kaa admin page using the link http://YOUR_SERVER_HOST:8080/kaaAdmin, and have created an admin user as well.
However, when I log in, I don't see all the panels. I only see the following panels.
I don't see the user, tenant or the application management panels. The tenant section only allows me to add a new tenant where I can only enter the tenant name and nothing else.
Is there additional step to be performed to enable the other panels? I am not sure what I am missing.
Any help is appreciated.
We have Enterprise version Harmon.ie, I have verified the Email Header Mapping is correct, and have completed the configuration of content types for metadata successfully.
When we upload an email from Outlook through harmon.ie to the library in SharePoint, it does not auto-populate any metadata. If we upload the email a 2nd time and choose to update the existing document with a new version, the metadata will populate most of the time with some exceptions.
We have not been able to track down any reason for this auto-update of metadata to be failing, and cannot find troubleshooting tips for this issue in these forums or on the Harmon.ie site.
Let me know if you need additional information, or any troubleshooting steps you can recommend.
Thanks!
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I'm running devstack (master from github as of 11/21/2014) with the Horizon v2 api (default) and I want to create a read-only user account/role for viewing a single tenant's resources. I'm fairly new to things, and /etc/nova/policy.json and /etc/keystone/policy.json make very little sense right now.
Has anyone created a role that permits just viewing things and no edits/updates/changes? If so, any advice on how to accomplish that?
Rocky Release of Openstack have introduced Reader role.
refer:- https://docs.openstack.org/keystone/latest/admin/service-api-protection.html