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Creating the following policy allows all users to run all commands: {"name":"policy_1","users":[""],"actions":[""]} which is what was expected. However, running the following policy blocks all users from running any commands (even the root user: {"name":"policy_1","users":["root"],"actions":[""]}. I am running an older docker version (intentionally) which may be the reason the second policy fails. Are there any authz-broker docker version dependencies which would prevent this policy from working?
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@eets8305 you need to use client certificate to authenticate users, unix users are not supported by the docker authorization framework (not specifically this sample plugin).
Creating the following policy allows all users to run all commands: {"name":"policy_1","users":[""],"actions":[""]} which is what was expected. However, running the following policy blocks all users from running any commands (even the root user: {"name":"policy_1","users":["root"],"actions":[""]}. I am running an older docker version (intentionally) which may be the reason the second policy fails. Are there any authz-broker docker version dependencies which would prevent this policy from working?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: