NAME

TAM::Admin::GSO

SYNOPSIS

use TAM::Admin;

# Connect to the policy server as sec_master
my $pdadmin = TAM::Admin->new('sec_master', 'password');

# Get the GSO resource with the ID winnt and print basic information
my $gso = $pdadmin->get_gso('resource' => 'winnt');
print 'GSO ID: ', $gso->id, "\n";
print 'GSO Description: ', $gso->description, "\n";

# Get the credential for bob
my $cred = $gso->get_cred('bob')

# Add a credential for alice
$gso->add_cred('alice', 'WORKGROUP\ALICE', 'mypassword');

DESCRIPTION

TAM::Admin::GSO is a support module for the TAM::Admin module.

METHODS

Basic Methods

id

Return the label of the GSO object.

description(<description>)

Return the current description of the GSO object. The method will set the description to the value of the first parameter, if passed.

add_cred(<userid>, <username>, <password>)

Add a credential for the user designated by the first argument. The second and third argument specify the username/password pair information to be contained in the new credential

get_cred(<userid>)

Retrieve the credential information for the specified user. The resulting object will be a TAM::Admin::GSO::Credential object.

Resource Group Methods

These methods only apply if the GSO object is a GSO resource group.

list

List all GSO resources in this resource group.

resources

Return an array of the GSO resources in this group. Each entry in the array will be a TAM::Admin::GSO object.

Response Methods

ok

Returns true if the last action was successful.

error

Returns true if the last action was unsuccessful.

message([<index>])

Returns the error message for the last action. The index will specify which error message to return if the last action resulted in more that one error condition. The index is 0 based.

code([<index>])

Returns the error code for the last action. The index will specify which error code to return if the last ction resulted in more that one error condition. The index is 0 based.

msg_count

Returns the number of errors generated for the last action.

AUTHOR

George Chlipala, george@walnutcs.com

SEE ALSO

perl(1).