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This is not yet available in the BMC, but we can get started on adding in the support in xCAT:
The man page for rspconfig show existing function:
rspconfig
rspconfig noderange admin_passwd={currentpasswd,newpasswd} rspconfig noderange general_passwd={currentpasswd,newpasswd} rspconfig noderange *_passwd={currentpasswd,newpasswd}
I think we would want to follow this, but the only thing that would be supported is admin_passwd
admin_passwd
The password interface is here: Password.interface.yaml
I got the following information from OpenBMC team about the API:
Method: POST Endpoint: /xyz/openbmc_project/user/root/action/SetPassword Data: { "data": ["passw0rd"]}
/xyz/openbmc_project/user/root/action/SetPassword
{ "data": ["passw0rd"]}
This should be enough to get some code going that would just return 503 until the service is in the code.
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Do we want this command to also modify xCAT passwd table to store the new new pw there ?
passwd
man page for rspconfig command should also be updated to include pw changing options under OpenBMC section.
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This is not yet available in the BMC, but we can get started on adding in the support in xCAT:
The man page for
rspconfig
show existing function:I think we would want to follow this, but the only thing that would be supported is
admin_passwd
The password interface is here: Password.interface.yaml
I got the following information from OpenBMC team about the API:
Method: POST
Endpoint:
/xyz/openbmc_project/user/root/action/SetPassword
Data:
{ "data": ["passw0rd"]}
This should be enough to get some code going that would just return 503 until the service is in the code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: