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I've set up a schema with some roles to grant/deny access. I used the Mondrian-UserRolesMapper to map LDAP roles to my Mondrian roles, but all cubes are still visible to all users in Saiku. I've found a few threads that suggest modifications saiku datasources and the user.properties file in the standalone application, but I can't find anything analogous in the BI Server Plugin, which I am using. I have BI Server 3.7 and Saiku 2.2. How can I use Mondrian roles on Saiku cubes? |
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if you're using the mondrian role mapper then saiku should pick it up the same way as jpivot / analyzer you dont have to configure anything saiku specific to make it work do your permissions work as you want in jpivot? |
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If the schema is accessed in an Analysis View by a non-privileged user, all they get is "This page cannot be accessed directly. It must be linked to from other pages". I'm not sure if that's the intended behavior, but after struggling with this for a while, I decided to call it a victory. So yes, it appears JPivot is properly affected by the Mondrian roll mapper. |
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i dont know how you do it in jpivot and what effect it has exactly. i just know that if you define the mondrian role mapper, saiku should use it. i also left in a debugging output. so whenever a role is applied it will tell you in catalina.out Something like: "Setting role to datasource: SteelWheelsSales role: California Manager" just open up the catalina log file right after you opened saiku. -Paul |
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I see a handful of "servicing request for resource /saiku..." lines, and it loads saiku.properties, but I see nothing about roles. Do I need to change something in my log4j.xml? This is everything that showed up in catalina.out after opening Saiku: http://pastebin.com/e0nhdKYz |
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no you shouldn't need to change anything hm interesting i'll try and test that again could you file a bug for that so i won't forget in https://github.com/OSBI/saiku/issues ? thanks! -paul |
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