Hi all I've been tasked with creating a matrix of users/groups and VMs so we can easily see who has access to what (via SPCIE console). Google has given me a couple of hints but I can get it over the line. --- users_service = connection.system_service().users_service() users = users_service.list() for user in users: username = user.user_name.split('@')[0] # Follow the link to the permissions of the user: perms = connection.follow_link(user.permissions) for perm in perms: if perm.vm: print(username) permissions_service = connection.system_service().permissions_service() print(perm.vm.id) --- The problem is with permissions, the output from above is: --- user1 1b645daf-de26-4f33-9e3b-6a12eadd4618 user2 9c79e763-f78d-4bf9-b8ca-20fe197fd80c user3 f9d00b30-8003-41c3-95a1-10e0c452fa63 user4 1bbadf96-ef95-4ece-b5f3-1fa112aa3571 user5 e9085627-324e-48d3-bc04-52ff7798ddd0 --- I can't work out how to get the actual permissions rather that the ID. Any ideas? Thanks
On 05/11/2019 11:57, Colin Coe wrote:
Hi all
I've been tasked with creating a matrix of users/groups and VMs so we can easily see who has access to what (via SPCIE console).
Google has given me a couple of hints but I can get it over the line.
--- users_service = connection.system_service().users_service() users = users_service.list()
for user in users: username = user.user_name.split('@')[0]
# Follow the link to the permissions of the user: perms = connection.follow_link(user.permissions) for perm in perms: if perm.vm: print(username) permissions_service = connection.system_service().permissions_service()
Well if you would add here: print (connections.follow_link(perm.role).name) you would know the name of the role that user have, but you wouldn't know for which object this role is assigned. What exactly should be the output of your script? For example: User1: VMs: vm1: UserVmManager vm2: UserRole CLusters: cluster1: UserRole User2: VMs: vm3: UserRole Group1: CLusters: cluster2: UserRole ?
print(perm.vm.id <http://perm.vm.id>) ---
The problem is with permissions, the output from above is: --- user1 1b645daf-de26-4f33-9e3b-6a12eadd4618 user2 9c79e763-f78d-4bf9-b8ca-20fe197fd80c user3 f9d00b30-8003-41c3-95a1-10e0c452fa63 user4 1bbadf96-ef95-4ece-b5f3-1fa112aa3571 user5 e9085627-324e-48d3-bc04-52ff7798ddd0 ---
I can't work out how to get the actual permissions rather that the ID.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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Hi At the moment I'm just trying to work out how to get the info but ultimately it needs to be a matrix of users across the top, VMs down and print the role where the two intersect. Thanks On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 1:22 AM Ondra Machacek <omachace@redhat.com> wrote:
On 05/11/2019 11:57, Colin Coe wrote:
Hi all
I've been tasked with creating a matrix of users/groups and VMs so we can easily see who has access to what (via SPCIE console).
Google has given me a couple of hints but I can get it over the line.
--- users_service = connection.system_service().users_service() users = users_service.list()
for user in users: username = user.user_name.split('@')[0]
# Follow the link to the permissions of the user: perms = connection.follow_link(user.permissions) for perm in perms: if perm.vm: print(username) permissions_service = connection.system_service().permissions_service()
Well if you would add here:
print (connections.follow_link(perm.role).name)
you would know the name of the role that user have, but you wouldn't know for which object this role is assigned.
What exactly should be the output of your script?
For example:
User1: VMs: vm1: UserVmManager vm2: UserRole CLusters: cluster1: UserRole
User2: VMs: vm3: UserRole
Group1: CLusters: cluster2: UserRole
?
print(perm.vm.id <http://perm.vm.id>) ---
The problem is with permissions, the output from above is: --- user1 1b645daf-de26-4f33-9e3b-6a12eadd4618 user2 9c79e763-f78d-4bf9-b8ca-20fe197fd80c user3 f9d00b30-8003-41c3-95a1-10e0c452fa63 user4 1bbadf96-ef95-4ece-b5f3-1fa112aa3571 user5 e9085627-324e-48d3-bc04-52ff7798ddd0 ---
I can't work out how to get the actual permissions rather that the ID.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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Hi, any more thoughts on how I can get all the permissions assigned to each VM? Thanks On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 8:07 PM Colin Coe <colin.coe@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi
At the moment I'm just trying to work out how to get the info but ultimately it needs to be a matrix of users across the top, VMs down and print the role where the two intersect.
Thanks
On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 1:22 AM Ondra Machacek <omachace@redhat.com> wrote:
On 05/11/2019 11:57, Colin Coe wrote:
Hi all
I've been tasked with creating a matrix of users/groups and VMs so we can easily see who has access to what (via SPCIE console).
Google has given me a couple of hints but I can get it over the line.
--- users_service = connection.system_service().users_service() users = users_service.list()
for user in users: username = user.user_name.split('@')[0]
# Follow the link to the permissions of the user: perms = connection.follow_link(user.permissions) for perm in perms: if perm.vm: print(username) permissions_service = connection.system_service().permissions_service()
Well if you would add here:
print (connections.follow_link(perm.role).name)
you would know the name of the role that user have, but you wouldn't know for which object this role is assigned.
What exactly should be the output of your script?
For example:
User1: VMs: vm1: UserVmManager vm2: UserRole CLusters: cluster1: UserRole
User2: VMs: vm3: UserRole
Group1: CLusters: cluster2: UserRole
?
print(perm.vm.id <http://perm.vm.id>) ---
The problem is with permissions, the output from above is: --- user1 1b645daf-de26-4f33-9e3b-6a12eadd4618 user2 9c79e763-f78d-4bf9-b8ca-20fe197fd80c user3 f9d00b30-8003-41c3-95a1-10e0c452fa63 user4 1bbadf96-ef95-4ece-b5f3-1fa112aa3571 user5 e9085627-324e-48d3-bc04-52ff7798ddd0 ---
I can't work out how to get the actual permissions rather that the ID.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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