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Description
ISSUE TYPE
- Bug Report
SUMMARY
I asked around a bit in irc first, but we were unable to figure this out.
How can a user account (normal, non-ldap, regular plain user account) change their own password?
I want the user to change their password, not the admin to change it for them.
I do not see any option in the UI (AWX 16.0.0).
The API allows for /api/v2/me but only GET requests. This value returns 41 for the user I'm testing with.
Then we try POST to /api/v2/users/41 with data { "password": "testing" } using curl --user 'username:password' and we get the response:
{"detail":"You do not have permission to perform this action."}
But... I'M the user! It's my password?!
I also can't change other attributes such as POST to /api/v2/users/41 with data { "last_name": "testing" } with the same response from the API.
How does this work? What's going on here?
ENVIRONMENT
- AWX version: 16.0.0
- AWX install method: kubernetes
- Operating System: macos high sierra
- Web Browser: curl (chrome)
EXPECTED RESULTS
Users have a method to change their password.
ACTUAL RESULTS
Users do not have a method to change their password.