I've created a new role in the web interface and want users assigned to that role to be able to change their own passwords. I gave the role the change_own_password capability, but when the user signs in and clicks their name, and then Edit Account, they get an error. I don't see any other capabilities that sound like they grant access to that screen. Is there some setting that I'm missing?
I'm not sure what it would be that would combine with change_own_password
, but you may want to allow that role to inherit the capabilities of the lowliest user, the user
role.
If there is something in the user
role that offends... create a new role say my_user
, with all the capability of the user
role and inherit it from your new role. Then go back and remove things one by one from your my_user
if they offend... checking to be sure that your new role still can edit their own account info.
I'm not sure what it would be that would combine with change_own_password
, but you may want to allow that role to inherit the capabilities of the lowliest user, the user
role.
If there is something in the user
role that offends... create a new role say my_user
, with all the capability of the user
role and inherit it from your new role. Then go back and remove things one by one from your my_user
if they offend... checking to be sure that your new role still can edit their own account info.
I added all of the capabilities from the user role and then removed them one by one. It looks like in addition to change_own_password I also needed both list_inputs and rest_properties_get before it would allow me to access the Edit Account screen.
Ah... yes. rest_properties_get is most likely how Splunk brings back/accesses the account info... glad you got it to work.