Basic User Management

  1. Add a user (userone in this case).

    1# cmsh
2% user
3% add userone
4% set password 7adGnv0!K
5% commit

  2. userone will reset the password after successfully logging in.

    1# su - userone
2Creating ECDSA key for ssh
3userone@basepod-head2:~$ passwd
4(current) LDAP Password:
5New password:
6Retype new password:
7passwd: password updated successfully
8userone@basepod-head2:~$

  3. Use show to view user parameters and values.

     1[basepod-head2->user[userone]]% show
 2Parameter                        Value
 3-------------------------------- --------------------------------------------
 4Accounts
 5Managees
 6Name                             userone
 7Primary group                    userone
 8Revision
 9Secondary groups
10ID                               1001
11Common name                      userone
12Surname                          userone
13Group ID                         1001
14Login shell                      /bin/bash
15Password                         *********
16Home directory                   /home/userone
17Home directory operation         yes
18email
19Profile
20Create cmjob certificate         no
21Write ssh proxy config           no
22Shadow min                       0
23Shadow max                       999999
24Shadow warning                   7
25Inactive                         0
26Last change                      2024/3/6
27Expiration date                  2037/12/31
28Project manager                  <submode>
29Notes                            <0B>

  4. Use set to change parameters.

    1[basepod-head2->user[userone]]% set
2commonname              expirationdate          id                      name                    profile                 shadowmax               surname
3createcmjobcertificate  groupid                 inactive                notes                   projectmanager          shadowmin               writesshproxyconfig
4email                   homedirectory           loginshell              password                revision                shadowwarning

  5. To remove a user, follow these steps.

    1# cmsh
2% user
3% remove userone
4% commit

    Adding the -d option to remove will also delete the home directory.

  6. To use K8s services, a user must also be added to the K8s cluster.

     1root@basepod-head1:~# cm-kubernetes-setup --add-user userone
 2Connecting to CMDaemon
 3Executing 10 stages
 4################### Starting execution for 'Kubernetes Setup'
 5- kubernetes
 6- docker
 7## Progress: 0
 8#### stage: kubernetes: Get Kube Cluster
 9## Progress: 10
10#### stage: kubernetes: Check Permissions User Chart
11## Progress: 20
12#### stage: kubernetes: Check User
13## Progress: 30
14#### stage: kubernetes: Check Add User
15## Progress: 40
16#### stage: kubernetes: Check Namespace Does Not Exist
17## Progress: 50
18#### stage: kubernetes: Check Cluster Admin Has No Operators
19## Progress: 60
20#### stage: kubernetes: Deploy user
21User userone created successfully!
22## Progress: 70
23#### stage: kubernetes: List Installed Operators
24## Progress: 80
25#### stage: kubernetes: Update Operator Permissions
26## Progress: 90
27#### stage: kubernetes: Log Text
28User added successfully!
29## Progress: 100
30
31Took:     00:06 min.
32Progress: 100/100
33################### Finished execution for 'Kubernetes Setup', status: completed
34
35Kubernetes Setup is finished!