cec configure
Configure a connection to a running server and persist credentials locally for later use
Synopsis
DESCRIPTION
Launch an interactive process to configure a connection to a running Cells server. By default, we use a secure OAuth2 process based on 'Authorization Code' Grant.
If necessary, you might use an alternative authorization process and/or execute this process non-interactively calling one of the defined sub-commands.
Once a connection with the server established, it stores necessary information locally, keeping the sensitive bits encrypted in the client machine keyring. If you want to forget a connection, the config file and keyring can be cleant out by calling the 'clear' subcommand.
WARNING
If no keyring is defined in the client machine, all information is stored in clear text in a config file of the Cells Client working directory.
./cec configure [flags]
Options
-h, --help help for configure
Options inherited from parent commands
--config string Location of Cells Client's config files (default "/home/teamcity/.config/pydio/cells-client")
--login string The user login, for Client auth only
--no_cache Force token refresh at each call. This might slow down scripts with many calls
--password string The user password, for Client auth only
--skip_keyring Explicitly tell the tool to *NOT* try to use a keyring, even if present. Warning: sensitive information will be stored in clear text
--skip_verify By default the Cells Client verifies the validity of TLS certificates for each communication. This option skips TLS certificate verification
-t, --token string A valid Personal Access Token
-u, --url string The full URL of the target server
SEE ALSO
- ./cec - Connect to a Pydio Cells server using the command line
- ./cec configure check-keyring - Try to store and retrieve a dummy value in local keyring to test it
- ./cec configure client-auth - Connect to the server using Client Credentials
- ./cec configure oauth - Use OAuth2 credential flow to login to the server
- ./cec configure token - Configure Authentication using a Personal Access Token