def _create_custom_user(self):
user = get_validated_string_input(
"Enter user account for ambari-server service ({0}):".format(self.user),
self.user, None,
"Invalid username.",
False
)
if user in self.NR_SYSTEM_USERS:
self.user = user
return 0
if get_silent():
password = self.password
else:
password = get_validated_string_input("Enter password for user {0}:".format(user), "", None, "Password", True, False)
from ambari_commons.os_windows import UserHelper
uh = UserHelper(user)
if uh.find_user():
print_info_msg("User {0} already exists, make sure that you typed correct password for user, "
"skipping user creation".format(user))
else:
status, message = uh.create_user(password)
if status == UserHelper.USER_EXISTS:
print_info_msg("User {0} already exists, make sure that you typed correct password for user, "
"skipping user creation".format(user))
elif status == UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED: # fail
print_warning_msg("Can't create user {0}. Failed with message {1}".format(user, message))
return UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED
self.password = password
# setting SeServiceLogonRight and SeBatchLogonRight to user
#This is unconditional
status, message = uh.add_user_privilege('SeServiceLogonRight')
if status == UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED:
print_warning_msg("Can't add SeServiceLogonRight to user {0}. Failed with message {1}".format(user, message))
return UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED
status, message = uh.add_user_privilege('SeBatchLogonRight')
if status == UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED:
print_warning_msg("Can't add SeBatchLogonRight to user {0}. Failed with message {1}".format(user, message))
return UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED
print_info_msg("User configuration is done.")
print_warning_msg("When using non SYSTEM user make sure that your user has read\write access to log directories and "
"all server directories. In case of integrated authentication for SQL Server make sure that your "
"user is properly configured to access the ambari database.")
if user.find('\\') == -1:
user = '******' + user
self.user = user
return 0
def _create_custom_user(self):
user = get_validated_string_input(
"Enter user account for ambari-server service ({0}):".format(
self.NR_DEFAULT_USER), self.NR_DEFAULT_USER, None,
"Invalid username.", False)
if user == self.NR_DEFAULT_USER:
return 0, user
password = get_validated_string_input(
"Enter password for user {0}:".format(user), "", None, "Password",
True, False)
from ambari_commons.os_windows import UserHelper
uh = UserHelper()
status, message = uh.create_user(user, password)
if status == UserHelper.USER_EXISTS:
print_info_msg(
"User {0} already exists, make sure that you typed correct password for user, "
"skipping user creation".format(user))
elif status == UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED: # fail
print_warning_msg(
"Can't create user {0}. Failed with message {1}".format(
user, message))
return UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED, None
# setting SeServiceLogonRight to user
status, message = uh.add_user_privilege(user, 'SeServiceLogonRight')
if status == UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED:
print_warning_msg(
"Can't add SeServiceLogonRight to user {0}. Failed with message {1}"
.format(user, message))
return UserHelper.ACTION_FAILED, None
print_info_msg("User configuration is done.")
print_warning_msg(
"When using non SYSTEM user make sure that your user have read\write access to log directories and "
"all server directories. In case of integrated authentication for SQL Server make sure that your "
"user properly configured to use ambari and metric database.")
#storing username and password in os.environ temporary to pass them to service
os.environ[SERVICE_USERNAME_KEY] = user
os.environ[SERVICE_PASSWORD_KEY] = password
return 0, user
