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[Xen-users] Access control for the xm command
 
Hi,
Say I have these domUs and their administrators on my dom0:
guest   admin(s)
-----   --------
vm1     user1, user3
vm2     user2, user3
vm3     user3
 Each administrator should be able to do whatever he wants to do with the 
xm command on the domU he's maintaining but he should not be able to 
perform any xm actions on domUs where he's not supposed to have access 
to. So instead of giving general access for "sudo xm ..." I need 
something more fine grained.
 Instead of writing my own script to check user's access to the given 
domU, is there any nice wrapper script for xm which already does this 
kind of access control checks? I hate reinventing the wheel again...
 My dom0 is Debian 5.0 with self-compiled Xen 3.3.1 and libvirtd 0.6.1 if 
that makes any difference...
Martti
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