lcmaps_ban_fqan.mod8
Lcmaps plugin to ban a user based on any of its fqans
Usage
lcmaps_ban_fqan.mod [-banmapfile
banning
file]
[{-no_wildcard | -disablewildcard}]
Overview
This plugin is a banning plugin and will provide the LCMAPS system with a credential banning feature based on VOMS FQANs. It will read a grid-mapfile and check whether any of the registered FQANs appears on it. If that is the case, the plug-in will fail with a LCMAPS_MOD_FAIL. If the plugin succeeds and no FQAN appears in the banning file the plugin will finish with a LCMAPS_MOD_SUCCESS
When there are no FQANs (including in the case when the VOMS credentials have expired), the plugin also finishes with an LCMAPS_MOD_SUCCESS (versions before 1.6.2 would incorrectly fail in those cases).
Options
-
-banmapfile ban-mapfile -
This option sets the path to the banning file which contains the list of FQANs which must be banned by the plugin. It is strongly advised to set an absolute path to the ban-mapfile to avoid usage of the wrong file(path). In a (setuid-)root application, relative paths are taken with respect to /etc/grid-security/.
-
-no_wildcard, -disablewildcard -
When this option is set the plug-in will only match exact FQANs, i.e. /dteam* will not match.
Return values
|
Success. |
|---|---|
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Failure or banned. |
Releases
6 releases since Debian 8 (Jessie); the text changed 1 time.
-no_wildcard since Debian 10 (Buster).