----- On 15 Mai 19, at 19:52, Alain O' Miniussi [email protected] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to make sense of the following session:
>
>
> [alainm@gemini ~]$ sacctmgr list account name=child1
> Account Descr Org
> ---------- -------------------- --------------------
> child1 child1 parent1
> [alainm@gemini ~]$ sacctmgr list account name=parent2
> Account Descr Org
> ---------- -------------------- --------------------
> parent2 parent2 parent2
> [alainm@gemini ~]$ sudo sacctmgr modify account name=child1 set parent=parent2
> Nothing modified
> [alainm@gemini ~]$ sacctmgr list account name=child1
> Account Descr Org
> ---------- -------------------- --------------------
> child1 child1 parent1
> [alainm@gemini ~]$ sudo sacctmgr modify --immediate account name=child1 set
> Organization=parent2
> Modified accounts...
> child1
> [alainm@gemini ~]$
> [alainm@gemini ~]$ sacctmgr list account name=child1
> Account Descr Org
> ---------- -------------------- --------------------
> child1 child1 parent2
> [alainm@gemini ~]$
>
> So, why does "parent" becomes Organization ? And when the sacctmgr
> documentation
> says:
>> [accounts] may be arranged in a hierarchical fashion, for example accounts
>> chemistry and physics may be children of the account science. The
>> hierarchy may have an arbitrary depth.
>
> Is the hierarchy defined by the account \in organization relationship ?
>
> Also, should "nothing modified" be always considered an error message
> indicating
> the command did not make sense ?
Also, the relation remains after I remove the parent accounts (which is
authorized).
[alainm@gemini ~]$ sacctmgr list account name=parent2
Account Descr Org
---------- -------------------- --------------------
[alainm@gemini ~]$ sacctmgr list account name=child1
Account Descr Org
---------- -------------------- --------------------
child1 child1 parent2
[alainm@gemini ~]$
Is that expected ?
> Thanks for any input.
>
> Alain
