Hi Sonia
I have updated the issue you have updated recently with the referring
bug id. I am working on the issue # 4572
Thanks
Nandini
sonia liu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed an optoin change several days ago while using
> create-file-uesr command. Before the change I used to use the
> following comamnd to create file user
> asadmin create-file-user --user admin --userpasswordfile <a admin
> password file that contains:
> AS_ADMIN_PASSWORD=adminadmin
> AS_ADMIN_USERPASSWORD=adminadmin
> > --authrealmname file --groups <group> --port 4848 j2ee
> Earlier I created an user j2ee/j2ee using the above command and ran
> security basic authentication test, I was successfully logined in as
> j2ee/j2ee (user/password). But several days ago, I noticed the
> create-file-user stopped support --userpasswordfile and only supported
> --userpassword. I confirmed this with CLI developer and then changed
> the --userpasswordfile to --userpassword in my test case. Please note,
> since we passed adminpassword (adminadmin) to the --userpasswordfile
> option and it worked, so I did the same to pass adminpassword
> adminadmin to --userpassword option. Then I have successfully created
> the user. However, when I ran the basic test, I entered j2ee/j2ee as
> usual, it always got denied. Now I entered j2ee/adminadmin, it passed.
> So I noticed the current create-file-user command considers the
> --userpassword as the new user's password, not the admin user's
> password. Can someone please help to clarify if this is an expected
> behavior?
>
> Thanks
> Sonia
>
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