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Privilege Manager for Unix 7.2.3 - Administration Guide

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pmgit Enable

This subcommand enables Git policy management. You can no longer edit policies on the policy server.

--export

Alias

-e

Type

string

Value

N/A

Default

N/A

Description: Before enabling Git policy management, policies are exported from SVN to an empty Git policy repository. This option cannot be used in conjunction with the -m (--import) option.

Syntax

--export
--import

Alias

-m

Type

string

Value

N/A

Default

N/A

Description: Before enabling Git policy management, policies are imported from an existing Git policy repository. This option cannot be used used in conjunction with the -e (--export) option.

Syntax

--import
--git-url

Alias

-g

Type

string

Value

<git-policy-repository-url>

Default

N/A

Description: Sets the URL of the Git policy repository. This option only has an effect when used in conjunction with the -e (--export) or -m (--import) options.

Syntax

--git-url <git-policy-repository-url>
--branch

Alias

-b

Type:

string

Values:

<branch-of-policy-files>

Default:

master

Description: Sets the Git branch where the policy files are stored. If this argument is not set, the default branch (master) will be used. This option only has an effect when used in conjunction with the -e (--export) or -m (--import) options.

Syntax

--branch <branch-of-policy-files>
--update-interval

Alias

-u

Type:

integer

Values:

0-60 (minutes)

Default:

5 (minutes)

Description: Sets the synchronization interval between Git and SVN. This value must be in the [0-60] minutes interval. If this argument is not set, the default value (5 minutes) will be used. If this argument is set to 0, periodic updates will be disabled. For manual update, run the pmgit update command.

Syntax

--update-interval <[0-60]>
--alert-script

Alias

-a

Type:

string

Values:

<path-to-script>

Default:

N/A

Description: Sets the path to a user-defined script which is run when the synchronization from Git to SVN fails due to syntax errors. This option only has an effect when used in conjunction with the -e (--export) or -m (--import) options.

Syntax

--alert-script <path-to-script>
Examples

In this example, the Git policy management is enabled, the SVN repository is exported to an empty Git policy repository, which has the URL https://github.com/user/exported_policies.git. The name of the branch is main, the update interval is set to 60 minutes, and the path to the alert script is /path/to/script.

pmgit enable
pmgit enable -e -g https://github.com/user/exported_policies.git -b main -u 60 -a /path/to/script

pmgit Disable

This subcommand disables Git policy management. Policies can be managed on the policy servers with the pmpolicy command.

--restore

Alias

-r

Type:

string

Values:

<name-of-backup-file>

Default:

N/A

Description: When Git policy management is disabled, the SVN policy repository is restored from a previously created backup file.

Syntax

--restore <name-of-backup-file>
Examples

In this example, the Git policy management is disabled, and the repository is restored from a previously created backup file.

pmgit disable
pmgit disable --restore sudoers_policy_202101011000.tar

pmgit Update

This subcommand fetches the remote Git repository and commits the changes to the SVN policy repository.

Examples

In this example, the SVN policy repository is updated with the changes from the Git policy repository.

pmgit update

pmgit Set

This subcommand sets or updates setting in the pm.settings file.

--git-url

Alias

-g

Type

string

Value

<git-policy-repository-url>

Default

N/A

Description: Sets the URL of the Git policy repository. This argument can be set when the Git policy management is disabled.

Syntax

--git-url <git-policy-repository-url>
--branch

Alias

-b

Type:

string

Values:

<branch-of-policy-files>

Default:

master

Description: Sets the Git branch where the policy files are stored.

Syntax

--branch <branch-of-policy-files>
--update-interval

Alias

-u

Type:

integer

Values:

0-60 (minutes)

Default:

5 (minutes)

Description: Sets the synchronization interval between Git and SVN. This value must be in the [0-60] minutes interval. If this argument is set to 0, periodic updates will be turned off.

Syntax

--update-interval <[0-60]>
--alert-script

Alias

-a

Type:

string

Values:

<path-to-script>

Default:

N/A

Description: Sets the path to a user-defined script which is run when the synchronization from Git to SVN fails due to syntax errors.

Syntax

--alert-script <path-to-script>
Examples

In this example, the name of the branch is set to production and the path to the alert script is set to /path/to/script.

pmgit set -b production -a /path/to/script
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