[BlueOnyx:13275] Re: BlueQuartz suspended user

[Larry Smith]

Michael,

 Sincerely appreciate the  answer.  Site is not suspended.
Followed instructions and entry shows oid 64
enabled = "0"
but when I do the 
set 64 enabled = "1"
or set 64 enabled = 1 (no quotes)
I get 401 FAIL response
I can set other params (description) and it returns 201 OK and
a get shows the new information.

-- 
Larry Smith
lesmith at ecsis.net

On Thu June 27 2013 16:01, Michael Stauber wrote:
> Hi Larry,
>
> > Have a customer server that we host for them.  Their admin suspended
> > an account through the GUI, and it shows suspended (red X in user list).
> > Problem is that we cannot un-suspend the account now.  GUI seems
> > to work, no errors in adm_error, but account still suspended.
> >
> > Have restarted cced, checked codb, even ran the old meta_verify.pl script
> > just to see but nothing works to unsuspend this account, and I do not see
> > a suspend/unsuspend option under the shell-tools (cmoduser).
> >
> > Any ideas/help...
>
> One of the days while I was working on CMU I noticed that the mechanism
> to suspend/unsuspend users was broken in our code. And we had inherited
> that part of the code from BlueQuartz. So I guess you're seeing some of
> that now.
>
> It could also be that the site is suspended, too. In that case you
> cannot unsusped users unless you unsuspend the site first.
>
> If that's not the root cause of the problem, then try the following
> command as "root" (replace "username" with the name of the user):
>
> /usr/sbin/usermod -U username
>
> Also run CCEclient:
>
> /usr/sausalito/bin/cceclient
>
> In it's shell type:
>
> find User name = username
>
> (Again replace "username" with the name of the user)
>
> It will return an object number. Something like this:
>
> 104 OBJECT 132
>
> Your Object number will be different. I use Object #132 in my example
> below, but you will have to use the number that fits your user.
>
> Next type "get" followed by the object ID you got for that user:
>
> get 132
>
> It will return the contends of that users CODB Object:
>
> 102 DATA NAMESPACE = ""
> 102 DATA fullName = "XXXXX"
> 102 DATA capabilities = "&siteAdmin&siteSSL&"
> 102 DATA ftpDisabled = "0"
> 102 DATA capLevels = "&siteAdmin&siteSSL&"
> 102 DATA CLASSVER = "1.0"
> 102 DATA crypt_password = "XXXXXX"
> 102 DATA sortName = ""
> 102 DATA CLASS = "User"
> 102 DATA systemAdministrator = "0"
> 102 DATA emailDisabled = "0"
> 102 DATA md5_password = "XXXXX"
> 102 DATA shell = ""
> 102 DATA volume = "/home"
> 102 DATA description = ""
> 102 DATA desc_readonly = "0"
> 102 DATA uiRights = ""
> 102 DATA name = "toska"
> 102 DATA password = ""
> 102 DATA site = "site3"
> 102 DATA stylePreference = "BlueOnyx"
> 102 DATA OID = "132"
> 102 DATA enabled = "1"
> 102 DATA ui_enabled = "1"
> 102 DATA localePreference = "browser"
> 102 DATA noFileCheck = "0"
> 201 OK
>
> What we're interested in is the data for this:
>
> 102 DATA enabled = "1"
>
> If "enabled" = "1", then the user is not suspended. If it shows "0",
> then the user is suspended. In that case type:
>
> set 132 enabled = "1"
>
> Again you'd need to replace the "132" with the Object ID of your user's
> CODB object.
>
> Check again with "get <Object ID>" if the change has been written off
> correctly.