List user branches

TS6.7.1 Solaris 10

iwuseradm CLT does not seem to readily list off the branches a user has access to.

It list off almost everything else but not the branches..

There is no documentation for iwuseradm in the 6.7 doc bundle on the support site

The Admin tab in the GUI does this when you click the properties of a given user so I would have expected iwuseradm to do this to.

Is it a case of accessing the users groups, then iterating over branches to see if that group has access to that branch?

There must be a simpler way of doing this - any ideas?

thanks
-mark

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Adam Stoller

TS6.7.1 Solaris 10

iwuseradm CLT does not seem to readily list off the branches a user has access to.

It list off almost everything else but not the branches..

There is no documentation for iwuseradm in the 6.7 doc bundle on the support site

The Admin tab in the GUI does this when you click the properties of a given user so I would have expected iwuseradm to do this to.

Is it a case of accessing the users groups, then iterating over branches to see if that group has access to that branch?

There must be a simpler way of doing this - any ideas?

thanks
-mark

I don't know if there is a built-in recursive function - but you could probably script something using iwlist and iwaccess roles-of-user <vpath> -user <userid> ...

bturns

I would imagine there is something available in the CSSDK. I only say this because the CC Standard GUI displays a list of the authenticated user's branches.

mmb

I don't know if there is a built-in recursive function - but you could probably script something using iwlist and iwaccess roles-of-user <vpath> -user <userid> ...

Thanks for that.

I came up with a solution using iwlist -m -u and examining the return code to see if the user has access to that branch.

- mark