User Permissions to IT Services View?

[harmonica]

In our company we are hopeful that this function is implemented by the Zabbix team.

Regards

[harmonica]

it's currently not on the roadmap (some of which you can see here - https://zabbix.org/wiki/Docs/roadmap )

I believe that this feature will not be implemented unfortunately

[jones12ax7]

Workaround working on 2.2.1

Hi,

Does anyone have similar patch for 2.0 or above?

Best regards

With a bit of hack, I managed to get it working with 2.2.1 easily. Sorry for the messy code. At last it works nice for me.

In the include/services.inc.php, locate and change the "if" block bellow. This is the one right after the comment: // hard dependencies and dependencies for the "root" node

        if (!$dependency || $dependency['soft'] == 0) {

                // Define 3 vars to define if it will be visible
                $nparents = -1;
                if(array_key_exists('parent',$service)){
                        $nparents = count($service['parent']);
                }

                $ndeps = count($service['dependencies']);

                $ntrigs = count($service['trigger']);

                // Show logic
                if( !( $nparents ==0 && $ndeps==0 && $ntrigs==0)   ){
                        $tree[$serviceNode['id']] = $serviceNode;

                        foreach ($service['dependencies'] as $dependency) {

                                $childService = $services[$dependency['servicedownid']];

                                createServiceMonitoringTree($services, $slaData, $period, $tree, $service, $childService, $dependency);
                        }
                }
        }

The idea is to get 3 informations to about the service to decide if it should be visible or not:

1) Does it has root as parent? ( check if the $service['parent'] is blank)
2) This is a simple server without childrens? That is, does it have any trigger?
3) Does it have any children? That is, the last one in the tree branch?

Based on this, if it's a top level service, do not have any children and has no trigger, it should not be seen.

Probably there's a better way to do it, but I'm too lazy to go deep on how the code works. It would be nice if Zabbix guys could implement this on future versions.

Hope it helps someone.

Jonathan

[harmonica]

Hi Jonathan,

Thanks. We will test and give feedback.

Regards

[tpramos]

With a bit of hack, I managed to get it working with 2.2.1 easily. Sorry for the messy code. At last it works nice for me.

In the include/services.inc.php, locate and change the "if" block bellow. This is the one right after the comment: // hard dependencies and dependencies for the "root" node

        if (!$dependency || $dependency['soft'] == 0) {

                // Define 3 vars to define if it will be visible
                $nparents = -1;
                if(array_key_exists('parent',$service)){
                        $nparents = count($service['parent']);
                }

                $ndeps = count($service['dependencies']);

                $ntrigs = count($service['trigger']);

                // Show logic
                if( !( $nparents ==0 && $ndeps==0 && $ntrigs==0)   ){
                        $tree[$serviceNode['id']] = $serviceNode;

                        foreach ($service['dependencies'] as $dependency) {

                                $childService = $services[$dependency['servicedownid']];

                                createServiceMonitoringTree($services, $slaData, $period, $tree, $service, $childService, $dependency);
                        }
                }
        }

The idea is to get 3 informations to about the service to decide if it should be visible or not:

1) Does it has root as parent? ( check if the $service['parent'] is blank)
2) This is a simple server without childrens? That is, does it have any trigger?
3) Does it have any children? That is, the last one in the tree branch?

Based on this, if it's a top level service, do not have any children and has no trigger, it should not be seen.

Probably there's a better way to do it, but I'm too lazy to go deep on how the code works. It would be nice if Zabbix guys could implement this on future versions.

Hope it helps someone.

Jonathan

Jonathan, If I have more one tree level before a child with trigger, all user cam see this level, but not the child
Ex:
Root
-> Site1

->Servers

-> Windows Servers: trigger

-> Linux Server: trigger

->Networking

->Switches: trigger

-> Routers: trigger

-> Site2

->Servers

-> Windows Servers: trigger

-> Linux Server: trigger

->Networking

->Switches: trigger

-> Routers: trigger

All users can see until Servers and Networking

[rekeds]

this is sad ;[

[bbs2web]

Yes, I'm replying to a 7 year old thread...

It appears Zabbix 6 has merged the following patch, which easily applied to our aging 3.4 installation. Planning on upgrading this Easter, to 6 TLS

http://balaioti.blogspot.com/2013/12/zabbix-multi-tenant-it-services-working.html

This will essentially filter out all children 'branches' where the logged in user doesn't have access to the devices.