Hello Zach, mistakes happen - I would assume that the deleted jobs can be restored from backups, so it shouldn't be that dramatic. Not sure if that means a regular user can delete jobs belonging to other users (I hope Brian or someone else can bring some light into this). Best regards, Laurențiu On 04/09/18 19:28, Zach Huntington Meath wrote: > Hello all, > > My name is Zach, and I'm a member of the Foreman team. We use ci.centos.org > to run some of our testing. About 30 minutes ago I was setting up a job to > maintain the jobs that we use on ci.centos.org and I copied over a command > that we use on ci.theforeman.org which will update jobs and delete old > jobs. We use this with ci.theforeman.org as we maintain all of our jobs in > the same repository, also not realizing that the foreman user would have > permissions to delete other jobs. I realized a bit into the job that it was > not doing this, and instead was deleting other users jobs. I stopped the > job, but it had already deleted 128 jobs. I sincerely apologize for this, > it was not intentional, but a big mistake. I'm attaching a list of all the > deleted jobs so that users can be aware. We will be removing this command > and not running this again. > > Once again I sincerely apologize, for any undue stress or harm this may > have caused. > > Thanks, > > > > _______________________________________________ > Ci-users mailing list > Ci-users at centos.org > https://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/ci-users >