Hi Toby,
If you put another user into the config, that's all it takes to make them
the admin user. There's no special value that's set in the database
itself. Any user can be an admin user, it doesn't even have to be the
first one created. It's just whatever user you have set in the config.
Ki
Hi,
I have a follow-up question around this security aspect.
If the riak-cs.conf and stanchion.conf files are changed so that their
admin.key and admin.secret match a different user (eg. not that
first-created admin user) then will that user now have admin-like
privileges?
Or are the admin-abilit
Thanks, Luke!
On Fri, 13 Jan 2017 at 12:10 Luke Bakken wrote:
Hi Toby,
When you create the user, the data is stored in Riak (and is the
authoritative location). The values must match in the config files to
provide credentials used when connecting to various parts of your CS
cluster.
--
Luke Ba
Hi Toby,
When you create the user, the data is stored in Riak (and is the
authoritative location). The values must match in the config files to
provide credentials used when connecting to various parts of your CS
cluster.
--
Luke Bakken
Engineer
lbak...@basho.com
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 3:47 PM,
Hi,
In Riak CS, the admin key and secret is in the config files for both CS and
Stanchion.
Is that the authoritative location for the secrets, or is the
initially-created admin user the source, and those just have to match?
I tried to figure this out from the source code, but my Erlang really isn'
