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CORDA-3025: Permissions template for a read-only user (#5901)

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Viktor Kolomeyko 2020-01-28 11:49:12 +00:00 committed by Christian Sailer
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@ -26,12 +26,38 @@ Permissions
When accessing the shell (embedded, standalone, via SSH) RPC permissions are required. This is because the shell actually communicates
with the node using RPC calls.
There are several operations that are read-only in nature and granting them should have no impact on the ledger state of the node.
These permissions are:
.. code:: bash
permissions=[
"InvokeRpc.nodeInfo",
"InvokeRpc.networkMapSnapshot",
"InvokeRpc.currentNodeTime",
"InvokeRpc.wellKnownPartyFromX500Name",
"InvokeRpc.vaultQuery",
"InvokeRpc.vaultQueryBy",
"InvokeRpc.stateMachinesSnapshot",
"InvokeRpc.nodeDiagnosticInfo",
"InvokeRpc.notaryIdentities",
"InvokeRpc.attachmentExists",
"InvokeRpc.partyFromKey",
"InvokeRpc.notaryPartyFromX500Name",
"InvokeRpc.partiesFromName",
"InvokeRpc.registeredFlows"
]
There are also operations that allow starting/killing the flows or even stopping the node as a whole:
* Watching flows (``flow watch``) requires ``InvokeRpc.stateMachinesFeed``.
* Starting flows requires ``InvokeRpc.startTrackedFlowDynamic``, ``InvokeRpc.registeredFlows`` and ``InvokeRpc.wellKnownPartyFromX500Name``, as well as a
permission for the flow being started.
* Killing flows (``flow kill``) requires ``InvokeRpc.killFlow``. This currently
allows the user to kill *any* flow, so please be careful when granting it!
Description of RPC operations can be found in :doc:`api-rpc`.
The shell via the local terminal
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