[SOGo] Modifying ACL's via sogo-tool

[Ronald J. Yacketta]

Hello all!

Is it possible to modify ACL's via sogo-tool? As it stands, we have to
access the WebUI and modify a Resources ACL in order to set

Public : View All
Confidential : View the Date & Time
Private : None.

We would like to automate the process of adding Resources to SOGo,
currently we have the LDAP automation portion working and just need to
figure out the SOGo side.

Regards,

Ron

[Ronald J. Yacketta]

Post by Ronald J. Yacketta
Hello all!
Is it possible to modify ACL's via sogo-tool? As it stands, we have to
access the WebUI and modify a Resources ACL in order to set
Public : View All
Confidential : View the Date & Time
Private : None.
We would like to automate the process of adding Resources to SOGo,
currently we have the LDAP automation portion working and just need to
figure out the SOGo side.
Regards,
Ron

I take it that this is not possible?

-Ron

[Christian Mack]

Post by Ronald J. Yacketta

Post by Ronald J. Yacketta
Hello all!
Is it possible to modify ACL's via sogo-tool? As it stands, we have to
access the WebUI and modify a Resources ACL in order to set
Public : View All
Confidential : View the Date & Time
Private : None.
We would like to automate the process of adding Resources to SOGo,
currently we have the LDAP automation portion working and just need to
figure out the SOGo side.
Regards,
Ron

I take it that this is not possible?

Not directly.

You can take a backup of the account/ressource with sogo-tool.
Then change the ACL's in there, and restore it again with sogo-tool.

***@sogo $ /usr/sbin/sogo-tool backup /tmp/bkupdir ressourceID

Then edit /tmp/bakupdir/ressourceID with your text editor of choice, in
this section:
---< ... >-----
tables = {
"/Users/ressourceID/Calendar/personal" = {
acl = {
"<default>" = (
PublicViewer,
ConfidentialDAndTViewer,
PrivateDAndTViewer
);
userID1 = (
PublicModify,
ConfidentialModify,
PrivateModify,
ObjectCreator,
ObjectEraser
);
};
displayname = "personal calendar";
---< cut >-----

Finally restore it.

***@sogo $ /usr/sbin/sogo-tool restore -f Calendar/personal
/tmp/bkupdir ressourceID

But be aware, that changes made to the personal calendar between backup
and restore will be lost.


Kind regards,
Christian Mack