9.7.1 Commands families and user privileges

Diogene87 commands are divided into families. Each user has different privilege access for each family. This is a way to control what he can do.

Commands families are :

• `generic' :
• `communication' : commands of this family are used to control user connections and communication messages.
• `user' : commands of this family are used to manage user account and user privileges.
• `engine' : commands of this family are used to manage daemon engine.
• `target' : commands of this family are used to manage target and queues.
• `referential' : commands of this family are used to manage referential, task, jobs, rules, conditions.
• `day' : commands of this family are used to manage exploitation : day, tasks, jobs, start conditions.
• `job' : commands of this family are used to control jobs on `d87r' daemon.

Commands privileges are :

• `none' : when a user has a `none' privilege for a command family, he will have no access to this commands.
• `consult' : with the `consult' privilege, user can use all visualisation command of a family.
• `manage' : with the `manage' privilege, user can use all visualisation and modification commands of a family. But he can't user creation or deletion commands.
• `admin' : the `admin' privilege give a full access of all commands of a family (visualisation, modification, creation and deletion).