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ssh2: Introduction of admin group ID
This patch allows to take into account the group ID of a user defined in the dcache.kpwd file so that not all users can access the dCache ssh2 admin interface who are in the kpwd file. There is a new property that makes the group configurable. It is admin.group in admin.properties and its default value is 0. Patch: http://rb.dcache.org/r/4714/ Acked-by: Karsten Target: trunk Request: 1.9.12 Request: 2.2 Merge-req:7569 RELEASE NOTES: Admin users' group ID has to be 0 in order to administrate dCache when using the gPlazma2 KPWD plugin for authentication. DOC: The users who shall be enabled to administrate dCache have to have the GID 0 associated in the kpwd file.
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