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Specifying User Mode (Central Configuration)
If your preference is to have the submitting user execute jobs, you will need to reconfigure the Workers to run in User mode. Login to an administrator account…Specifying User Mode (Central Configuration)
If your preference is to have the submitting user execute jobs, you will need to reconfigure the Workers to run in User mode. Login to an administrator account…User Password Registration (Windows Workers only)
When a Worker is in User mode, all users wishing to execute jobs on Windows hosts will need to register their passwords with the Supervisor. If this is not done, when a job…User Password Registration (Windows Workers only)
When a Worker is in User mode, all users wishing to execute jobs on Windows hosts will need to register their passwords with the Supervisor. If this is not done, when a job…Authentication Modes when in Service Mode: user vs proxy
With Qube, you have a choice of running jobs as either a designated proxy user or running jobs as one of the users with an account in the system. This is controlled…Service mode vs. Desktop User mode, and how the worker handles authentication
The Qube worker can run either as a daemon (a "system service" on Windows), or a user process. When it runs as a daemon, it's said to be running in service mode. When it's…Service mode vs. Desktop User mode, and how the worker handles authentication
The Qube worker can run either as a daemon (a "system service" on Windows), or a user process. When it runs as a daemon, it's said to be running in service mode. When it's…qb_sudo_admin($user, $job)
If a user is marked as a "sudo" admin, they are given permission to jobs based upon the value return of this function. This creates the most flexible security policy…qb_sudo_admin($user, $job)
If a user is privileged as a "sudo" admin (see "qbusers"), they are given permission to jobs based on the return value of this function. This allows a very flexible security…qb_sudo_admin($user, $job)
If a user is privileged as a "sudo" admin (see "qbusers"), they are given permission to jobs based on the return value of this function. This allows a very flexible security…