In Admin > Manage Users > edit a user
I see that CCM access = Login by default.
Can that default be changed globally somehow?
I have many accounts and will have to edit 200+ to turn that to "none'.
Can someone provide a SQL statement for me to fix this maybe?
Also can there be a default control for this? If there is already a control, please let me know. I need it set to none for all user additions.
Thanks
Steve B
Just noticed a new default when editing user accounts
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SteveBeauchemin
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Just noticed a new default when editing user accounts
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Re: Just noticed a new default when editing user accounts
Hello, @SteveBeauchemin. If I click on "Add new user" in XI it defaults to None. But to change this option to none for all existing users you can try executing the following query:
*Please back up your XI before running the command.echo "UPDATE xi_usermeta SET keyvalue = '0' WHERE keyname='ccm_access';" | mysql -u root -pnagiosxi nagiosxi
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Re: Just noticed a new default when editing user accounts
After I run this - will I have caused my admin users a problem?
I can probably construct a query to skip them. Or if you know the syntax I'll take what I can.
All my existing users are set to Login. Sounds like the new user default is good.
Thanks for the info
Steve B
I can probably construct a query to skip them. Or if you know the syntax I'll take what I can.
All my existing users are set to Login. Sounds like the new user default is good.
Thanks for the info
Steve B
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Re: Just noticed a new default when editing user accounts
@SteveBeauchemin, Looks like the nagiosadmin user doesn't have such field so it's automatically excluded from this query. And for other users, if the authorization level is set to -> Admin then the ccm_access keyvalue seems to be ignored. So I'd say this query should work fine for all types of users.
Please backup XI server.
Please backup XI server.
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Re: Just noticed a new default when editing user accounts
Thank you for looking in to this. I will use ESX snapshot when I run the query just in case.
Probably not gonna run this until my next upgrade cycle.
You can close this.
Thanks!!
Steve B
Probably not gonna run this until my next upgrade cycle.
You can close this.
Thanks!!
Steve B
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Re: Just noticed a new default when editing user accounts
great, LockingSteveBeauchemin wrote:Thank you for looking in to this. I will use ESX snapshot when I run the query just in case.
Probably not gonna run this until my next upgrade cycle.
You can close this.
Thanks!!
Steve B