Introduce new restriction icingadb/scope/commands
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I thought this is worthwhile to have. It allows to limit users with a specific set of granted command permissions to certain hosts and services. The difference to the other restrictions is though, that it doesn't affect the visiblity of objects but rather the validity of the granted command permissions only. This is the same effect that the current restrictions already have. But this allows to set up a role that doesn't limit a user in what's shown and what's not, but where which commands are allowed.
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I thought this is worthwhile to have. It allows to limit users with a specific set of granted command permissions to certain hosts and services. The difference to the other restrictions is though, that it doesn't affect the visiblity of objects but rather the validity of the granted command permissions only.
This is the same effect that the current restrictions already have. But this allows to set up a role that doesn't limit a user in what's shown and what's not, but where which commands are allowed.