[rt-users] Second question about Command Line interface

[Tomasz Wlodek]

And my followup question about granting use rights using command line
interface.

In the rt code I have found a routine:

sub grant {
    my ($cmd) = @_;

    my $revoke = 0;
    while (@ARGV) {
    }

    $revoke = 1 if $cmd->{action} eq 'revoke';
}

This routine does not seem to be doing anything. Does this mean that
granting user rights from command line interface has not been implemented
yet?

Does anyone know a hack, how to bypass it?

Tomasz Wlodek                        | tel 631-344-7448
Brookhaven Laboratory, Building 510M | fax 631-344-7616
Upton NY 11973-5000                  |

On Thu, 11 May 2006, Tomasz Wlodek wrote:

> Ok and here is my second question about CLI.
>
> When I create users using CLI they are created as unprivileged users.
> Which means that they cannot even edit their own user information.
>
> How can I grant them rights using CLI? I would like evey user to be able
> to modify their information and post tickets. I assume that every created
> user belongs to group "Everyone" and I have granted such rights to this
> group already, however I see that new users created using CLI still do not
> have any rights.
>
> I assume that there is a command
>
> rt grant .... what is the syntax?
>
> Could someone post an example how to make a user a privileged user?
>
> Tomasz Wlodek                        | tel 631-344-7448
> Brookhaven Laboratory, Building 510M | fax 631-344-7616
> Upton NY 11973-5000                  |
>
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