11:18 p.m.
A new man page has been added for the pki <subsystem>-audit CLI.
Due to database upgrade issue, the audit command itself has been
removed from all subsystems except TPS.
https://fedorahosted.org/pki/ticket/1437
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Endi S. Dewata
12:17 p.m.
On 06/30/15 22:18, Endi Sukma Dewata wrote:
A new man page has been added for the pki <subsystem>-audit
CLI.
Due to database upgrade issue, the audit command itself has been
removed from all subsystems except TPS.
https://fedorahosted.org/pki/ticket/1437
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Endi,
This was a little confusing as the ticket is for a kra-audit man page.
I think I understand a bit better after reading comment #4, however, I
still have the following questions/comments:
* What is '<TPS admin authentication>', and how does one obtain this?
* The 'pki tps-audit-mod --help' command shows the following:
usage: tps-audit-mod [OPTIONS...]
--action <action> Action: update (default), enable, disable.
--help Show help options
--input <file> Input file containing audit configuration.
--output <file> Output file to store audit configuration.
where the man page does not talk about the 'update (default)' switch
for the '--action <action>' option.
One or more EXAMPLES would be nice, although this will probably suffice
for the first pass at a man page.
-- Matt
5:13 p.m.
Thanks for the comments. Please take a look at the updated patch.
On 7/14/2015 12:17 PM, Matthew Harmsen wrote:
This was a little confusing as the ticket is for a kra-audit man
page.
I think I understand a bit better after reading comment #4,
Yes, the command is removed from all subsystems except TPS because of
the database upgrade requirement.
however, I
still have the following questions/comments:
* What is '<TPS admin authentication>', and how does one obtain this?
I added a reference to the Authentication section in pki(1) and an
explanation that the user must be in the Administrators group.
* The 'pki tps-audit-mod --help' command shows the
following:
usage: tps-audit-mod [OPTIONS...]
--action <action> Action: update (default), enable, disable.
--help Show help options
--input <file> Input file containing audit configuration.
--output <file> Output file to store audit configuration.
where the man page does not talk about the 'update (default)' switch
for the '--action <action>' option.
One or more EXAMPLES would be nice, although this will probably suffice
for the first pass at a man page.
To clarify this I created a separate description for each usage:
* pki tps-audit-mod --action <action>
* pki tps-audit-mod --input <file path>
I removed the "update (default)" from the CLI since it can be confusing.
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Endi S. Dewata
5:29 p.m.
On 7/15/2015 5:13 PM, Endi Sukma Dewata wrote:
Thanks for the comments. Please take a look at the updated patch.
On 7/14/2015 12:17 PM, Matthew Harmsen wrote:
> This was a little confusing as the ticket is for a kra-audit man page.
> I think I understand a bit better after reading comment #4,
Yes, the command is removed from all subsystems except TPS because of
the database upgrade requirement.
> however, I
> still have the following questions/comments:
>
> * What is '<TPS admin authentication>', and how does one obtain
this?
I added a reference to the Authentication section in pki(1) and an
explanation that the user must be in the Administrators group.
> * The 'pki tps-audit-mod --help' command shows the following:
>
> usage: tps-audit-mod [OPTIONS...]
> --action <action> Action: update (default), enable, disable.
> --help Show help options
> --input <file> Input file containing audit configuration.
> --output <file> Output file to store audit configuration.
>
> where the man page does not talk about the 'update (default)' switch
> for the '--action <action>' option.
>
> One or more EXAMPLES would be nice, although this will probably suffice
> for the first pass at a man page.
To clarify this I created a separate description for each usage:
* pki tps-audit-mod --action <action>
* pki tps-audit-mod --input <file path>
I removed the "update (default)" from the CLI since it can be confusing.
Please take a look at the new patch (#623-2). The patch now contains
just the new pki-audit man page and line wrapping in the pki man page.
The CLI changes to remove the non-working command from non-TPS
subsystems have been posted as a separate patch (#636).
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Endi S. Dewata
6:12 p.m.
1. perhaps instead of saying:
Currently the only valid sub‐ system is tps.
we say
Currently the only supported sub‐ system is tps.
2.pki [CLI options] <subsystem>-audit
This command is to list the available audit commands the
subsystem.
do you mean
This command is to list the available audit commands *of*
the subsystem
?
3.pki [CLI options] <subsystem>-audit-mod --action <action> [command
options]
This command is to the audit status in the subsystem.
do you mean
This command is to *modify* the audit status in the subsystem.
?
also, what is the audit status? if its enable/disable status, how about:
This command is to *modify* the audit system
(enabled/disabled) status in the subsystem.
?
4. To enable/disable audit in TPS execute the following command:
try with a punctuation
To enable/disable audit in TPS*,* execute the following command:
thanks,
Christina
On 07/17/2015 03:29 PM, Endi Sukma Dewata wrote:
On 7/15/2015 5:13 PM, Endi Sukma Dewata wrote:
> Thanks for the comments. Please take a look at the updated patch.
>
> On 7/14/2015 12:17 PM, Matthew Harmsen wrote:
>> This was a little confusing as the ticket is for a kra-audit man page.
>> I think I understand a bit better after reading comment #4,
>
> Yes, the command is removed from all subsystems except TPS because of
> the database upgrade requirement.
>
>> however, I
>> still have the following questions/comments:
>>
>> * What is '<TPS admin authentication>', and how does one obtain
this?
>
> I added a reference to the Authentication section in pki(1) and an
> explanation that the user must be in the Administrators group.
>
>> * The 'pki tps-audit-mod --help' command shows the following:
>>
>> usage: tps-audit-mod [OPTIONS...]
>> --action <action> Action: update (default), enable, disable.
>> --help Show help options
>> --input <file> Input file containing audit configuration.
>> --output <file> Output file to store audit configuration.
>>
>> where the man page does not talk about the 'update (default)'
>> switch
>> for the '--action <action>' option.
>>
>> One or more EXAMPLES would be nice, although this will probably suffice
>> for the first pass at a man page.
>
> To clarify this I created a separate description for each usage:
> * pki tps-audit-mod --action <action>
> * pki tps-audit-mod --input <file path>
>
> I removed the "update (default)" from the CLI since it can be confusing.
Please take a look at the new patch (#623-2). The patch now contains
just the new pki-audit man page and line wrapping in the pki man page.
The CLI changes to remove the non-working command from non-TPS
subsystems have been posted as a separate patch (#636).
9:25 p.m.
On 7/17/2015 6:12 PM, Christina Fu wrote:
1. perhaps instead of saying:
Currently the only valid sub‐ system is tps.
we say
Currently the only supported sub‐ system is tps.
Fixed.
2.pki [CLI options] <subsystem>-audit
This command is to list the available audit commands the
subsystem.
do you mean
This command is to list the available audit commands *of*
the subsystem
?
Fixed. I used "for" to be consistent with other man pages.
3.pki [CLI options] <subsystem>-audit-mod --action
<action> [command
options]
This command is to the audit status in the subsystem.
do you mean
This command is to *modify* the audit status in the subsystem.
?
Fixed. I meant to say "change".
also, what is the audit status? if its enable/disable status, how
about:
This command is to *modify* the audit system
(enabled/disabled) status in the subsystem.
?
Fixed. Audit status is referring to the log.instance.SignedAudit.enable
property in the CS.cfg.
4. To enable/disable audit in TPS execute the following
command:
try with a punctuation
To enable/disable audit in TPS*,* execute the following command:
Fixed.
thanks,
Christina
Conditionally ACKed by cfu. Pushed to master.
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