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Security Command Line Tools

Security Command Line Tools. C.Witzig, SWITCH christoph.witzig@switch.ch. A bit of history. Goal: A set of useful command line tools for site admins Not user authZ recommendation #3, OSG-EGEE coordination meeting Document at https://edms.cern.ch/document/931846 General remarks:

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Security Command Line Tools

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  1. Security Command Line Tools C.Witzig, SWITCH christoph.witzig@switch.ch

  2. A bit of history • Goal: A set of useful command line tools for site admins • Not user • authZ recommendation #3, OSG-EGEE coordination meeting • Document at https://edms.cern.ch/document/931846 • General remarks: • Should be simple • Clearly differentiate between commands that • Make changes (with option --noaction) • Do only return information • API specs may have to be modified during implementation security command line tools

  3. Cmds • task_removal: Given a credential find currently running jobs (and optionally remove them) • check_connection • authz_check: given a credential, return authZ answer (permit/deny/undetermined) • cred_mapping: mapping of a credential to UID/GID(s) • ban_user: banning a user/DN/FQAN security command line tools

  4. Job lookup-by-subject in BLAH Francesco Prelz (francesco.prelz@mi.infn.it) September 15th, 2009 security command line tools

  5. Summary As requested by Christoph W., a tool was added to scan and list all jobs stored in the BLAH job registry that: Were submitted with credentials belonging to a specified subject Are in a given state according to the BLAH job registry This tool (blah_job_registry_scan_by_subject) was included in BLAH stable branch 1.14 (versions 1.14.x). Here’s the usage string: Usage: blah_job_registry_scan_by_subject (<-s (proxy subject)>|<-h (proxy subject hash>) [-j job_status[\|job_status]] "Optional arg1 format" arg1 "Optional arg2 format" arg2, etc. Available job status for -j option: - unexpanded (0) - idle (1) - running (2) removed (3) - completed (4) - held (5) The tool can be used to generate and run administrative actions that need to run on all jobs that belong to a given subject. Job lookup-by-subject in BLAH 5

  6. Role of the BLAH registry Jobstatus Jobsubmission, removal A MD5 hash of the submitter subject was added to this persistent job status cache Job lookup-by-subject in BLAH 6

  7. Usage examples Here’s a few usage examples for blah_job_registry_scan_by_subject Generate a script to qdel all running jobs: $ blah_job_registry_scan_by_subject -s '/C=IT/O=INFN/OU=Personal Certificate/L=Milano/CN=Francesco Prelz' –j run "qdel %s\n" BatchJobId qdel 36490.atlfarm006.mi.infn.it qdel 36491.atlfarm006.mi.infn.it etc. etc. This can be piped directly into a shell: $ blah_job_registry_scan_by_subject -s '/C=IT/O=INFN/OU=Personal Certificate/L=Milano/CN=Francesco Prelz' –j run "qdel %s\n" BatchJobId | /bin/sh Delete jobs in a generic way via SUDO and a BLAHPD standalone instance: $ blah_job_registry_scan_by_subject -s '/C=IT/O=INFN/OU=Personal Certificate/L=Milano/CN=Francesco Prelz' –j run "BLAH_SET_SUDO_ID #%d\n" SubmitterUid "BLAH_JOB_CANCEL %d " Njobs "%s\n" BlahJobId | /opt/glite/bin/blahpd -s Job lookup-by-subject in BLAH 7

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