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> Pearl
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> From: Tom O'Dowd
> Sent: October 22, 2024 1:06 AM
> To: dev@cloudstack.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Updating Object Store Configuration
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> Hi guys,
>
view . This way you should be
able to hide ObjectStoreDetails from being returned for users who aren't Root
Admin.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Pearl
From: Tom O'Dowd
Sent: October 22, 2024 1:06 AM
To: dev@cloudstack.apache.org
Subject: Re: Updat
Hi guys,
Really could do with some feedback here.
I got editing object store details working fully. However, I think there is a
problem regarding permissions. I am using the `ListResourceDetailsCmd` API.
Using this API from the vue file, I can get the details that I need and provide
a way to e
I spent more time trying to understand the code today. What I said before was
an incorrect understanding of what was happening. Anyway, I found an API called
`ListResourceDetailsCmd` which I can call with a resourceid of the object store
and a resourcetype of ‘objectstore’. This doesn’t work out
Hi Vishesh/all,
I had a go at this but I need a bit of help/guidance I think.
I figured out how to create and hook in a updateObjectStorage.vue file. I
wanted to get a basic one working first.
The issue I’m having next is I cannot get the “details” map out to the GUI as
part of UpdateObjectSto
Hi Tom,
This is the right place for the discussion.
I think what you are suggesting makes sense. If the user wants to update the
accessKey and secretKey, it should be allowed.
We can create a validation function for the Storage Plugins as per the selected
provider to validate the details map.
