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By default service level of user was 0. Is there a way wherein new added user should have a service level of 25. I created a rule which has service level of 25 and I want all users including new users to have a service level of 25.

Thanks,


Packets

If not possible, I think the solution is to monitor if there are other user and change its service level. My problem how would I know if there are new created user?

packets wrote:If not possible, I think the solution is to monitor if there are other user and change its service level. My problem how would I know if there are new created user?

You could write a script which did something like....

# Very crude example, i'm sure it could be done better
# Who isn't at service level 25?
omshowu -v ne25 > /tmp/list

for each in `cut -f2 -d"=" /tmp/list |grep -v "The Following"
do
ommodu -o "$each" -s 25
mail -s "modified $each service level" admin@myserver.com < /dev/null
done

Run it regularly via cron.

That should give you a good starting point.

les wrote:

packets wrote:If not possible, I think the solution is to monitor if there are other user and change its service level. My problem how would I know if there are new created user?

You could write a script which did something like....

# Very crude example, i'm sure it could be done better
# Who isn't at service level 25?
omshowu -v ne25 > /tmp/list

for each in `cut -f2 -d"=" /tmp/list |grep -v "The Following"
do
ommodu -o "$each" -s 25
mail -s "modified $each service level" admin@myserver.com < /dev/null
done

Run it regularly via cron.

That should give you a good starting point.

Thanks. But as someone recommended on my other post, it will be much better if I create the same rule but with Service Level 0. With this, I don't need to think anymore of new users because service level 0 was already define

packets wrote:
Thanks. But as someone recommended on my other post, it will be much better if I create the same rule but with Service Level 0. With this, I don't need to think anymore of new users because service level 0 was already define

That was me on your other post