11:23 a.m.
Hello there,
Thanks for yours answer.
I will try your note.
We have an oVirt test installation (very litle users and few permissions,
so you can count permissions) and if I try to get the permissions with the
users entry point, I got a wrong number of them.
user_service = users_service.user_service(id=user.id)
user_permissions_service = user_service.permissions_service()
list = user_permissions_service.list()
The list "list" have wrong number of permissions...Do not know if this is a
bug or what, I will double check later on. In case I am wrong I will be
writing to you again.
Thanks again
Manuel
2017-02-22 12:01 GMT+00:00 Ondra Machacek <omachace(a)redhat.com>:
On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 10:16 AM, Manuel Luis Aznar
<manuel.luis.aznar(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I need to remove the specific Users Permission a user have in a
DataCenter.
>
> I manage to do it in this way:
>
> username = "..."
> dc = "..."
>
> system_service = connection.system_service()
> users_service = system_service.users_service()
> data_centers_service = system_service.data_centers_service()
>
> # Getting the User object
> for user in users_service.list():
> if username in user.user_name:
> break
>
> # Getting the DataCenter object
> for data_center in data_centers_service.list():
> if dc in data_center.name:
> break
Just a note that you can use:
data_center = data_centers_service.list(search='name=dc')[0]
>
> # Getting DataCenter service and its Permission Service
> data_center_service =
> data_centers_service.data_center_service(id=data_center.id)
> data_center_permissions_service = data_center_service.
permissions_service()
>
> # Getting the Permission for the User in the DataCenter
> for data_center_permission in data_center_permissions_service.list():
> data_center_permission_user = data_center_permission.user
> if data_center_permission_user:
> if data_center_permission_user.id == user.id:
> data_center_permission_user.remove()
>
> As you can see I can do it, but, I am using the permissions of the
> DataCenter and this list could be very long.
>
> In the old ovirtsdk (version 3) this was done by the following:
>
> u = kvm.users.get(id=userid)
> for perm in u.permissions.list():
> udc = perm.get_data_center()
> if udc:
> globaldc = kvm.datacenters.get(id=udc.get_id())
> if globaldc.get_name() == dc:
> perm.delete()
>
> that last piece of code iterate by the user permission list and delete
the
> specific Data Center permission. I have been trying this doing the
> following:
>
> user_service = users_service.user_service(id=user.id)
>
> user_permissions_service = user_service.permissions_service()
>
> list = user_permissions_service.list()
>
> Is that last variable, list: the permissions list for the specified
user, I
> ask that because if I print the size of the list for an specific user,
the
> number I get is not correct...
It should work, what do you expect to see and what do you actually see?
>
> Thanks for all in advance to all
> Manuel
>
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