5:02 p.m.
On 04/12/2013 04:28 PM, Karli Sjöberg wrote:
fre 2013-04-12 klockan 14:41 +0300 skrev Itamar Heim:
> On 04/12/2013 11:27 AM, Karli Sjöberg wrote:
> > Hey Everyone!
> >
> > I solved it! I friggin solved it, and it didn´t have anything to do with
> > the spice-client, spice-plugin(ActiveX or XPI), or userportal
> > specifically, it´s in the engine itself! So Juanjo here said that it
> > works for him, and I took a guess that´s because he is only using
> > admin@internal <mailto:admin@internal> for testing (correct me if I´m
> > wrong Juanjo), so I added a "UserRole" to admin on a test VM, logged
> > into Userportal, clicked for console, and it worked! So, since our setup
> > is a little more complex, as it´s connected to our ActiveDirectory, I
> > concluded that it must be a permissions related issue. I created a new
> > UserRole, called "ConsoleOwner" that only have "Login
Permissions" and
> > "RemoteLogin" and added that role to our engine´s "System
Permissions"
> > on a directory group as "broad" as possible. After that if I also
added
> > an explicit UserRole permission for a directory user on any VM now it
> > works 100%. Me so happy!:)
> >
> > A question goes out the developers: Should you have to do that? I
> > thought that permissions where supposed to be calculated like Windows
> > ACLs "Effective Permissions", so that if I just add sufficient
> > permissions for a directory user on a VM, it´s effective permissions
> > should have granted the necessary abilities in the system, without me
> > having to first add that as a "big" system permission to have them
> > granted? Bug, or intended?
> >
> > Thank you so much Juanjo, for posting the versions you are currently
> > using that proved that it "should" work, and that it had to be
something
> > else that prevented us from using it (which it was). Thank you!
>
> can you please clarify again which permission you granted to a user on
> the VM which didn't work before you added to the user the console
> permission?
I´m not really sure if I understood your question completely, so I´ll
explain again:
1) Only adding directory user/group with "UserRole" permission to a VM
or Pool = Fail; "Couldn´t connect to graphics server".
user role to a VM should suffice since it should already include the
'remote log in' permit.
very strange - has anyone else seen something like that?
2) First adding a very broad directory group with "ConsoleOwner"[1]
permission to the inherited "System Permissions", and then add directory
user/group with "UserRole" to a VM or Pool = Success!
[1] ConsoleOwner is a "User Role" I created that only needed to permit
"Login Permissions" and "Remote Log In".
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