The default cm.tar.gz is in a public bucket
(https://s3.amazonaws.com/cloudman). I'm not sure whether saving
persistent data would lead to a new cm.tar.gz package in your own
bucket.
You could create your own bucket and put the cm.tar.gz it there.
Then I think you can set in your userdata where cm.tar.gz is
downloaded from. I'm not sure, but it is defined in the boot script
which is also downloaded from the bucket on instance-boot.
Rebooting leads to upstart running
/opt/cloudman/pkg/ec2autorun.py.
This downloads a boot script, which downloads a cloudman
package (cm.tar.gz), unpacks it and starts cloudman from
there. This will mean a new /mnt/cm/universe.wsgi will be
in place.
When cloudman starts, it attaches EBS volumes to
/mnt/galaxyTools and other mount points from snapshots.
The snapshots will include
/mnt/galaxyTools/galaxy-central/universe_wsgi.ini.
Restarting the node will thus eradicate changes. You will
have to use the persist changes-functionality to create a
file persistent_data.yaml in an S3 bucket and saved
snapshots. AFAIK, it saves when you terminate the session
in cloudman. When instantiating a new cluster with the
*same name* (important) as the old one, it will pick the
persistent data from the bucket and mount your saved
snapshots.
good luck,
jorrit
On 05/30/2012 04:34 PM, Zeeshan Ali Shah wrote:
I tried changing
both files
/mnt/galaxyTools/galaxy-central/universe_wsgi.ini
and
/mnt/cm/universe_wsgi.ini.cloud
but after reboot of headnode the changes are
gone .
Zeeshan, AFAIK the
only settings you can set regarding this are
in universe_wsgi.ini through the directives:
# Allow unregistered users to create new
accounts (otherwise, they will have to
# be created by an admin).
allow_user_creation = True
# Email administrators when a new user account
is created
# You also need to have smtp_server set for
this to work.
new_user_email_admin = False
I have not seen a moderation system in place,
but maybe you can use PDC's Plone forms for
this moderation ?
Hope that helps !
Roman
24 maj 2012 kl. 10:18 skrev Zeeshan Ali Shah:
> Hi, Is there any way to moderate
Registration on Galaxy portal ? We are
setting up a cluster for internal users but
it seems that by default registration is
open for all.
>
> Can any way we disable the registration
and Moderator create users separately ? OR
Moderate the registration process ?
>
>
> Zeeshan
>
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