Getting error [FuxBHf8] No permissions for [indices:admin/get] even if permission is set

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1

Hello,

I keep getting the error in the subjet even if i set the indices:admin/get permission for the current user and role.

I am running the following versions:

Search Guard version: search-guard-6:6.5.2-24.0

Elasticsearch version: 6.5.2

java version “1.8.0_191” on Windows 10

Kibana Plugin: 6.5.3-17

Thanks very much

Giuseppe Lio

2

Sorry, that'as far to few informations to help you.

Please attach all your sg_*.yml files and elasticsearch.yml and tell us when do you get the "No permissions for [indices:admin/get]" message.

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Am 01.02.2019 um 11:44 schrieb Giuseppe Lio <liogiuseppe@gmail.com>:

Hello,
I keep getting the error in the subjet even if i set the indices:admin/get permission for the current user and role.

I am running the following versions:

Search Guard version: search-guard-6:6.5.2-24.0
Elasticsearch version: 6.5.2
java version "1.8.0_191" on Windows 10
Kibana Plugin: 6.5.3-17

Thanks very much

Giuseppe Lio

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Hello,
I get the error when performin a Get Alias request on all indexes.

As for the configuration, I added the user and the role I am logging in with using Kibana SearchGuard plugin and honestly I cannot understand where it stores the config changes.

I tried to perform a “match_all” query on the SearchGuard index with Kibana but it returned no result even if there are 6 documents in the index.

Anyway, I log with the following user:

{

“roles”: [

“sg_own_index_cl_monitor”

],

“password”: “”,

“attributes”: {}

}

The role is defined as:

{

“cluster”: [

“CLUSTER_MONITOR”,

“CLUSTER_COMPOSITE_OPS”,

“indices:admin/get”

],

“indices”: {

“cobalt-dev*”: {

“*”: [

“INDICES_ALL”,

“MANAGE_ALIASES”,

“indices:admin/get”

]

}

},

“tenants”: {}

}

Thanks very much for your help.

Giuseppe Lio

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Il giorno domenica 3 febbraio 2019 15:21:07 UTC+1, Search Guard ha scritto:

Sorry, that’as far to few informations to help you.

Please attach all your sg_*.yml files and elasticsearch.yml and tell us when do you get the “No permissions for [indices:admin/get]” message.

Am 01.02.2019 um 11:44 schrieb Giuseppe Lio liogi...@gmail.com:

Hello,

I keep getting the error in the subjet even if i set the indices:admin/get permission for the current user and role.

I am running the following versions:

Search Guard version: search-guard-6:6.5.2-24.0

Elasticsearch version: 6.5.2

java version “1.8.0_191” on Windows 10

Kibana Plugin: 6.5.3-17

Thanks very much

Giuseppe Lio

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