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Zach Black
Carey Black (osu.edu)
I have yet to dig into that too.... ( So a knowledgeable answer would be great.. but I can not provide it.)
However it looks like:
A services is defined by an AttributeDef of type "Service". (Which are only allowed to be assigned to folders. And they are only allowed to be "tag" attributes[No values], single assigned. )
For my testing I created etc:services (folder) and an attribute definition named "service". Not a creative name, but helpful if you search for "services".
Then I crated an AttributeDef that I named "Services". ( "etc:attribute:services:Services" )
Then I created AttributeName(s) that would be used to "scope" the UI by. ( I used "VPN", "LDAP" as example "AttributeName" : "etc:attribute:services:VPN", and "etc:attribute:services:LDAP")
Then you assign those AttributeNames to folders that hold groups for those "Services". ( ref:...:ldap ).
LAST...
There needs to be one or more groups that you can "Manage" ( Admin privileges, Update Privileges on at least one group in the folder) to see the Service name in the list of services.
But I got it to work....
NOTE: For testing make sure you assign at least one of the AttributeNames to multiple folders. The UI "adds a step" to the "My Services" flow when a service has multiple folders with groups that you can admin in them.
My Services ( get a list of services for you)
click on a service with only one folder – you are navigated to that folder
click on a service with more than one folder – you get a list of folders for that service
BTW: UI 2.3 Patch 44 makes this a lot easier. It still has a few tweaks that are needed, but install it.
Zach Black
Many thanks Carey, of House Black!
We are running 2.3, I'll have to check which patch level, but you've provided a lot of good info to try to explore the feature more. Thank you very much, I appreciate the help!