PASSBOLT-GET-RESOURCE-PERMISSION(1)

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💅 passbolt-get-resource-permission(1) — the manual page, bestie edition

okay so real talk, this whole page is about the passbolt-get-resource-permission command, and the manual it lives in is literally called PASSBOLT-GET-RESOURCE-PERMISSION. iconic name, no notes. let's get into it ✨

🌸 SYNOPSIS

passbolt get resource permission [flags]

that's the whole vibe. that's the shape of it. you call it, you pass it flags, it does its thing 🫶

🦋 DESCRIPTION

Gets Permissions for a Passbolt Resource — yeah, that's the entire description, and honestly? it ate. short, sweet, zero filler. this bad boy goes and grabs the permissions for a Passbolt resource. that's the job. periodt 💅

✨ OPTIONS ✨

this is the main character section, so pay attention bestie 👑

  • -c, --column=[ID,Aco,AcoForeignKey,Aro,AroForeignKey,Type] — which columns you want back, queen. possible columns are: ID, Aco, AcoForeignKey, Aro, AroForeignKey, Type, CreatedTimestamp, ModifiedTimestamp. pick your faves 🌈
  • -h, --help[=false] — help for permission. the "wait what does this do again" button 🎀
  • --id="" — id of Resource to Get. like, you gotta tell it which resource, bestie 💖

🧚 OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS

these don't belong to this command directly — they're handed down from the parent, like a really useful inheritance situation 😭💜

  • --config="" — Config File
  • --debug[=false] — Enable Debug Logging
  • -j, --json[=false] — Output JSON
  • --mfaDelay=10s — Delay between MFA Attempts, only used in noninteractive modes
  • --mfaMode="interactive-totp" — How to Handle MFA, the following Modes exist: none, interactive-totp and noninteractive-totp
  • --mfaRetrys=3 — How often to retry TOTP Auth, only used in nointeractive modes
  • --mfaTotpOffset=0s — TOTP Generation offset only used in noninteractive-totp mode
  • --mfaTotpToken="" — Token to generate TOTP's, only used in nointeractive-totp mode
  • --serverAddress="" — Passbolt Server Address (https://passbolt.example.com)
  • --timeout=1m0s — Timeout for the Context
  • --tlsClientCert="" — Client certificate for mtls
  • --tlsClientCertFile="" — Client certificate path for mtls
  • --tlsClientPrivateKey="" — Client private key for mtls
  • --tlsClientPrivateKeyFile="" — Client private key path for mtls
  • --tlsSkipVerify[=false] — Allow servers with self-signed certificates
  • --userPassword="" — Passbolt User Password
  • --userPrivateKey="" — Passbolt User Private Key
  • --userPrivateKeyFile="" — Passbolt User Private Key File, if set then the userPrivateKey will be Overwritten with the File Content
  • --workers=0 — Number of Concurrent Workers for Expensive Operations. 0 (default) uses the number of CPU cores
⚠️ heads up bestie — --tlsSkipVerify is literally "allow servers with self-signed certificates", so use it with intention, okay? not just because the cert error was annoying 🙈

👀 SEE ALSO

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