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Re: clarification on use of groups
From: |
Lev Lvovsky |
Subject: |
Re: clarification on use of groups |
Date: |
Tue, 24 Feb 2004 18:41:56 -0800 |
The method described below does not work for me...
Below is the very basic cfservd.conf:
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control:
domain = ( domain.com )
LogAllConnections = ( true )
AllowUsers = ( root )
TrustKeysFrom = ( 10.176.110.1/24 )
groups:
smarthost = ( tsthvy1-smarthost )
admit:
smarthost::
/tmp/test *.domain.com
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running cfservd in debug mode, this is the output when parsing the
groups section:
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Resetting CLASS to ANY
LVALUE smarthost
HandleLVALUE(smarthost) in action Groups:
EQUALS =
LEFTBRACK
RVAL-VAROBJ tsthvy1-smarthost
HandleGroupRvalue(tsthvy1-smarthost)
HandleGroupRVal(tsthvy1-smarthost) group (smarthost), type=0
[No match of class]
RIGHTBRACK
(No actions pending in Groups:)
InitializeAction()
(No actions pending in Groups:)
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does the "[no match of class]" indicate some sort of oversight on my
part?
when trying to retrieve the file, this is the output from cfservd:
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AccessControl(/tmp/test)
AccessControl(/tmp/test,tsthvy1-smarthost.domain.com) encrypt request=1
cfservd access list is empty, no files are visible
cfservd: Host authorization/authentication failed or access denied
Transaction Send[t 114][Packed text]
Attempting to send 122 bytes
SendSocketStream, sent 122
cfservd: From
(host=tsthvy1-smarthost.domain.com,user=root,ip=10.176.110.104)
RecvSocketStream(8)
Transmission empty or timed out...
Transaction Receive [][]
RecvSocketStream(0)
cfservd terminating NULL transmission!
Terminating thread...
***Closing socket 5 from 10.176.110.104
Deleted item 10.176.110.104
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again "cfservd access list is empty, no files are visible" seems
suspect...
ANY help would be much appreciated!
-lev
On Feb 24, 2004, at 1:39 PM, Mark.Burgess@iu.hio.no wrote:
Hi - you cannot specify groups in the admit section, but you
can use groups to define classes that can be used to predicate
an admit rule e.g.
groups:
mygroup = ( +nisgroup )
admit:
mygoup::
/file *.domain