Upload of certificate now requires authentication, presumably basic. I modified the deploy script to do this as guest:guest. If you have users defined in your candlepin.conf, this will break, you need to either add guest:guest here (auth.user.guest=guest), or remove all your users in candlepin.conf. (this turns DefaultUserAuthService into a passthrough, it will accept anything)
If you do not have a candlepin.conf, or there are no users in it, no changes are required.
When the cert is uploaded, it will be associated with the owner of the authenticated principal.
I've modified the default user auth service to also create a "Default Org" if none exists, the first time someone tries to authenticate. This is also the assumed org for any users in candlepin.conf that don't have an org. (which you can add there by appending :org name to their entry)
Let me know if you see any issues!
Cheers,
Devan
It looks like the /GET went away? Can we add that back in?
-- bk
On 04/16/2010 02:26 PM, Devan Goodwin wrote:
Upload of certificate now requires authentication, presumably basic. I modified the deploy script to do this as guest:guest. If you have users defined in your candlepin.conf, this will break, you need to either add guest:guest here (auth.user.guest=guest), or remove all your users in candlepin.conf. (this turns DefaultUserAuthService into a passthrough, it will accept anything)
If you do not have a candlepin.conf, or there are no users in it, no changes are required.
When the cert is uploaded, it will be associated with the owner of the authenticated principal.
I've modified the default user auth service to also create a "Default Org" if none exists, the first time someone tries to authenticate. This is also the assumed org for any users in candlepin.conf that don't have an org. (which you can add there by appending :org name to their entry)
Let me know if you see any issues!
Cheers,
Devan
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