ipa-adddelegation (1) Linux Manual Page
ipa-adddelegation – Add a delegation
Synopsis
ipa-adddelegation [OPTION]… nameDescription
Adds a delegation named name.A delegation is used to grant write access to certain attributes from one group to another.
For example, a secretary group may be granted write access to modify the phone attribute of all users in a manager’s group.
Options
- -a, –attributes=ATTRIBUTES
- A comma-separated list of the SM]attributes that may be written by the source group.
- -l
- Provide a list of common attribute names. This is not an exhaustive list.
- -s, –source=SOURCE
- The name of the group that is being granted write permission.
- -t, –target=TARGET
- The name of the group that will be written to.
- -v, –verbose
- Display the XML-RPC request and response for more verbose debugging output
All arguments except -v/–verbose are mandatory.
Examples
- ipa-adddelegation -a telephonenumber,facsimiletelephonenumber,mobile -s secretaries -t everyone phones
- Create a delegation named phones that will let anyone in the secretaries group edit the phone numbers of anyone in the group everyone.
Exit Status
0 if the delegation was added successfully1 if an error occurred
2 if no not exactly one matching source group was found (0 or more than one)
3 if no not exactly one matching target group was found (0 or more than one
