from now on, not all unified roles are enabled by default, instead the available roles are hand-picked in the default setup.
For advanced use-cases, the administrator is capable to enable the desired set of available roles.
Picking roles is not easy since the uid is NOT humanly readable, therefore a cli is contained which lists the available, disabled and enabled roles.
* A new config option for disabling users with the options "none", "attribute" and "group".
* When set to "none", there will be no enabledAttribute returned in user info and trying to change enabledAttribute will return an error
* Disable/enable group name DN as config parameter
* Adding/removing users to specified group on user update
* Changing log level for service initialization failure to error
* Adding helper methods to check if user is enabled/disabled + tests
Fixes#5554
* Introduce TLS Settings for go-micro based grpc services and clients
TLS for the services can be configure by setting the OCIS_MICRO_GRPC_TLS_ENABLED"
"OCIS_MICRO_GRPC_TLS_CERTIFICATE" and "OCIS_MICRO_GRPC_TLS_KEY"
enviroment variables.
TLS for the clients can configured by setting the "OCIS_MICRO_GRPC_CLIENT_TLS_MODE"
and "OCIS_MICRO_GRPC_CLIENT_TLS_CACERT" variables.
By default TLS is disabled.
Co-authored-by: Martin <github@diemattels.at>
* Unify TLS configuration for all grpc services
All grpc service (whether they're based on reva) or go-micro use the
same set of config vars now.
TLS for the services can be configure by setting the OCIS_GRPC_TLS_ENABLED,
OCIS_GRPC_TLS_CERTIFICATE and OCIS_GRPC_TLS_KEY enviroment variables.
TLS for the clients can configured by setting the OCIS_GRPC_CLIENT_TLS_MODE
and OCIS_MICRO_GRPC_CLIENT_TLS_CACERT variables.
There are no individual per service config vars currently. If really
needed, per service tls configurations can be specified via config file.
Co-authored-by: Martin <github@diemattels.at>
Co-authored-by: Martin <github@diemattels.at>
The help flag is configured automatically by default already. We don't
need to redo that for every single service.
This also addresses one of the finding of "go race" (#4088)
