I’m trying to find a way to globally prevent virtual server owners from creating sub- or alias-servers, but still allowing the system admin creating those.
I can disable the creation per owner individually by going here:
I can’t find the same option from server templates or account plans. In account plans there used to be options for preventing server creation in allowed capabilites (based on my googling), but those options don’t exist anymore:
Yes, for that one server owner, but I have about 50 of them and I don’t feel like setting their permissions one by one. That’s why I asked, if there’s a global option to prevent any virtual server owner (present or new) from creating sub- and alias-servers on their own.
Wait, how did you set that into account plans since there is no option “Cannot create” for Maximum allowed sub-servers and aliases? Or at least I don’t have that option there as shown in my screenshots.
I still think those settings could be a bit better labeled. They give the impression that setting those to zero will prevent everyone (including root) adding more than 0 servers. It’s more clearer / better phrasing as it’s in the Edit Owner Limits -section.
Yeah, those should be labeled similar to how they appear in the owner limits page, it’s confusing to use different terminology for the same thing.
But, also, there is no such thing as a limit for the root user (or any root capable user). (I mean, Webmin ACLs can be used to make a root user not a root user, but no limit in Virtualmin applies to the root user.)
Thanks! I’ll try that.
