Yes. I verified it by creating a non-admin user in a different tenant. I
created a new image, set to private with the project defined as our admin
tenant.
In the database I can see that the image is 'private' and the owner is the ID
of the admin tenant.
Mike Moore, M.S.S.E.
Systems Engineer, Goddard Private Cloud
michael.d.mo...@nasa.gov
Hydrogen fusion brightens my day.
On 10/18/18, 1:07 AM, "iain MacDonnell" <iain.macdonn...@oracle.com> wrote:
On 10/17/2018 12:29 PM, Moore, Michael Dane (GSFC-720.0)[BUSINESS
INTEGRA, INC.] wrote:
> I’m seeing unexpected behavior in our Queens environment related to
> Glance image visibility. Specifically users who, based on my
> understanding of the visibility and ownership fields, should NOT be able
> to see or view the image.
>
> If I create a new image with openstack image create and specify –project
> <tenant> and –private a non-admin user in a different tenant can see and
> boot that image.
>
> That seems to be the opposite of what should happen. Any ideas?
Yep, something's not right there.
Are you sure that the user that can see the image doesn't have the admin
role (for the project in its keystone token) ?
Did you verify that the image's owner is what you intended, and that the
visibility really is "private" ?
~iain
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