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OD Access config file names and location

SethHickel

We run TeamSite and OpenDeploy in a clustered environment - so - I have to manage generic and node specific files outside of the UI's.

I am trying to find out what files actually are updated when I grant OD and workflow access rights so that I can control these through a workflow to my different nodes.

Thanks.

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Jenni

For OD, there are 2 files ou-user.uid and od-admin.uid under /conf/roles that gets modified depending on the the role you are granting for a user.

Reg. workflows, are these the OOB or custom made?

Adam Stoller

For OD, there are 2 files ou-user.uid and od-admin.uid under /conf/roles that gets modified depending on the the role you are granting for a user.

I don't believe these files are used anymore. Though it should be easy to verify if they are/aren't by checking their timestamps and contents, adding someone through the GUI, and then re-checking their timestamps and contents.

ISCBorisB

We run TeamSite and OpenDeploy in a clustered environment - so - I have to manage generic and node specific files outside of the UI's.

I am trying to find out what files actually are updated when I grant OD and workflow access rights so that I can control these through a workflow to my different nodes.

Thanks.

Take a look at OpenDeploy Reference, Chapter "Command-Line Tools". Check CLT "iwodauthorize", it may perhaps help.
As far as I know, there are no longer editable ASCII Files reflecting your access changes, it's a DB of some sort + Tools to access it.