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On 02/26/2012 02:17 PM, Marco Pizzoli wrote:
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<div class="im"> On 02/25/2012 07:48 AM, Marco Pizzoli
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I see that there is not a web ui interface for setting
user level ticket policies?<br>
Is there a particular reason for this? Just a
curiousity.<br>
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We do not think there is a lot of value in one off password
policies. The password policies can be set per group. What
is the real world use case to set them per user? Even if you
have a special user that needs a special password policy it
is usually not just one user but rather a group of those.<br>
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Can you come up with an example where such logic has a flaw?<br>
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Hi Dmitri,<br>
My question was not related to the feature per se, but about
the fact that there is not a web ui to do it while it's there
using the CLI. So I'm curious to know what was the reason for
the different dealing. <br>
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AFAIR the only where we allow the changes to the ticket policy is in
the global config both in UI and CLI. Per user you can use
setattr/addattr and change it but we do not expose everythign one
can do via setattr/addattr in the UI. <br>
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Coming to your answer, (correct me if I am wrong!) on the
RHEL6-doc I don't see any note pertaining to group based
password policies.<br>
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Section 11.2.2<span class="emphasis"><em></em></span><br>
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<div>So now, I ask you if this is a FreeIPA 2.2 feature I have
not seen so far.<br>
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Thanks again<br>
Marco<br>
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Thank you,
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