Re: User management / Ghosts
"Ektor Ektor" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.jakarta.slide.user |
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Thanks a lot. I took a look in the database and things are clearer for me now ! I also understand why there is so many messages like INFO - Loading object /history INFO - Object already exists at /history ... At each starts slide parse Domain.xl and create what doesn't exists in database. 2006/12/13, Edmund Urbani <[email protected]>: > > Ektor Ektor wrote: > > Hello, > > > > After reading the documentation relative to user management, I tried to > > modifiy existing users declared in my Domain.xml and there is a strange > > behavior that I don't understand : > > > > Context : > > I use JAAS to authenticate a user declared in slide (this works nice) > > I've renamed the user "root/root" to "admin/admin" in the Domain.xml > > > > Scenario : > > I open a connexion using root/root, the connexion succeed ! > > I open a connexion using admin/admin, the connexion succeed but I got > > limited rights > > > > My question is : why does the user root still exists and work ? > > Are these informations stored in the associated Store or somewhere else > ? > > > > Thanks for your help > > > > Ektor > > > When you launch Slide the users get written into the store(s). Look for > a /users/root directory. If you delete it the root user should be gone, > but that won't help you with the admin user's permissions, so you might > end up locking yourself out that way. > > If this is just a test setup without any valuable data stored in it, you > might want to simply delete the entire store. That way Slide would > re-initialize it on next start, creating a new empty store from your > Domain.xml (ie without the root user). Obviously you shouldn't do that > if there's anything in the store you want to keep. > > Cheers, > Edmund > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >