Hi,
I'd like to be able to create users that can manage certains VMs in phpVirtualbox, but not be able to change/delete/break other VMs.
I know that phpVirtualbox has basic user-management, but there is basically no difference between an admin and non-admin (other the fact that one can create new users).
Is it somehow possible to achieve that functionality?
if not, would this method work:
I'd create another instance of phpVirtualbox, that would be running under a different user. Then I'd just go to the host-machine and "chown/chmod" certain VMs to be readable by that new phpVirtualbox-instance. Would this work, or would phpvirtualbox just spit out a ton of errors, because it couldnt read all the other VM-folders in that directory?
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Hi,
I'd like to be able to create users that can manage certains VMs in phpVirtualbox, but not be able to change/delete/break other VMs.
I know that phpVirtualbox has basic user-management, but there is basically no difference between an admin and non-admin (other the fact that one can create new users).
Is it somehow possible to achieve that functionality?
if not, would this method work:
I'd create another instance of phpVirtualbox, that would be running under a different user. Then I'd just go to the host-machine and "chown/chmod" certain VMs to be readable by that new phpVirtualbox-instance. Would this work, or would phpvirtualbox just spit out a ton of errors, because it couldnt read all the other VM-folders in that directory?