I recently installed SCM-Manager on my QNAP and I created a new user on first start. Then I removed the scmadmin user but I realized I don’t have privileges in my new account. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling it but the users remain the same. I searched for some configuration files via ssh without success. How can I solve? Thank you.
Hi, that should be a simple one:
The permissions are stored in <scm-home>/config/security.xml
. This is a relatively simple xml file where you should find an entry for your user, if you assigned any permissions. To make this user the global admin, just assign the permission *
, so that the entry looks something like this:
<entry>
<key>DgSbzzLmi9</key>
<value>
<group-permission>false</group-permission>
<name>your-user-id</name>
<permission>
<value>*</value>
</permission>
</value>
</entry>
If there is no entry for your user, you can simple create one.
Hope this helps.
Where is scm-home folder?
I don’t find it on my Qnap.
I find a “scm-server73\conf” folder in share\CACHEDEV1_DATA.qpkg but I have only logging.xml and server-config.xml.
I also use find command but I don’t find any file security.xml and any config directory
Thank you
The location of the home/base directory depends on the type of installation, please have a look at the documentation.
Do you have used the unix package to install SCM-Manager on your NAS?
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