roles

问题 I have the next issue when transforming my Web.Config: No element in the source document matches '/configuration/system.web/authorization/allow[@roles='WhateverGroupNameRenamedForProd']' Here my Web.Config: <system.web> <compilation targetFramework="4.5.2" debug="true" /> <httpRuntime targetFramework="4.5" /> <authorization> <allow roles="WhateverGroupName" /> <deny users="*" /> </authorization> And the Web.Production.Config: <system.web> <compilation xdt:Transform="RemoveAttributes(debug)" /

问题 I have inherited a SQL Server box with a series of databases and it has Windows Auth for creation/maintaining the well-baked and established databases. The box itself has many other services which require a user to login as admin to maintain. I now have to create a new database on the server that only a select few in the company, including IT, will have access to. So I'm kind of chasing my tail on the best place to start. I want to continue to give the guys the admin level access they require

问题 I am trying to get roles Authorization working with an AD Group. However it appears that since it contains spaces it won't work. I have tried AD groups without spaces and they work fine. <authorization> <allow roles=".\IS Software Delivery - Staff" /> <deny users="*" /> </authorization> Any ideas? 回答1: The solution for me was a reboot of my development PC after the Active Directory setup was done. (Actually several reboots while I tested.) I was sure of the same conclusion you reached "space

问题 Super simple question from an ASP newb: I've got an internal-only ASP.NET website I'm working on that uses Windows integrated auth across the board. There are essentially three roles I want to associate with the site: user, manager, and admin. The site is open to the entire org, so anyone who is authenticated is a user, unless they are a manager or an admin. The list of admins and managers needs to be in a database, not in the web.config. The role information for this site is not in any way

问题 I'm having trouble granting privileges to another user in PostgreSQL 8.3. While the GRANT command gives me no error, the privileges do not show up. Do I need to "flush" them? sirprize=# CREATE DATABASE testdb; CREATE DATABASE sirprize=# GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE testdb TO testuser; GRANT sirprize=# \c testdb You are now connected to database "testdb". testdb=# \z Access privileges for database "testdb" Schema | Name | Type | Access privileges --------+------+------+-------------------

问题 One of my clients wants to understand IAM feature before migrating business application to Amazon cloud. I have figured out two use cases which we can recommend to our client, these are: Resource-Level Permissions for EC2 • Allow users to act on a limited set of resources within a larger, multi-user EC2 environment. • Control which users can terminate which instances. • Restricting a user access to a single EC2 instance ( currently not supported by amazon API’s) IAM Roles for Amazon ec2

问题 I've been reading tons of articles and forums but I still can't figure it out... I'm building an internet application using Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web, with MVC4+Razor+Entity Framework CodeFirst. As far as I understand, managing users and roles in MVC4 with SimpleMembership is more straightforward than it was in previous versions and should be fairly simple. In my application, I need to authorize only certain groups of users (e.g., only admins can access certain pages). I understand

问题 I have a playbook that runs different roles on different hosts. Is it possible to pass a variable from one role running on one host to another role on another host running within the same playbook run? Or any workaround ? playbook host1 role1 here I get some variables: var1 var2 ...etc host2 role2 here I need to use var1 var2 ... etc from the above host/role The task in role1 that sets teh variable db looks like this: - shell: cd /ACE/conf && grep ^db.url local1.properties | awk -F/ '{print

问题 I'm starting to implement authorization and authentication mechanism using LDAP, for some existing system. On the development stage, I'm facing a difficult design decision: where should user roles be stored? If I used RDBMS, it looks like there will be three tables: user , role and user_role to map roles and users. Please suggest available solutions. I think about storing the user roles in DB and users in LDAP, but not sure if that is the best solutions. I use JBoss as my application server.

问题 There is something in the roles I don't exactly get. using the [Authorize] attribute When you have the [Authorize] attribute on the controller and on the action: When a role is in both, this role will have access When a role is only defined at the Controller, but not at the Action, no access When a role is only defined at the Action, but not at the Controller, no access I get that, that's logical. You need access to the controller before you can run an action. What I dont get is why this