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Persistent problem with -p option for cups and uups

Don Nelson
 

Pls change the lookup location and it work's

On Monday, April 25, 2016, Don Nelson <dieseldonx(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
What does that mean?
Sunil Babu <cloudgrp.assist@...>
 

Pls change the lookup location and it work's

On Monday, April 25, 2016, Don Nelson <dieseldonx(a)gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks, Dies. I opened GitHub issue #824 at the cf repo.
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Don Nelson
 

Thanks, Dies. I opened GitHub issue #824 at the cf repo.
Koper, Dies <diesk@...>
 

Hi Don,

-p should work. Please raise a GitHub issue at the CLI repo . Please include a (sanitized) version of your JSON file.

Regards,
Dies Koper
CF CLI PM
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On 25 Apr 2016, at 12:32, Don Nelson <dieseldonx(a)gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,

Using the latest version of cf (6.17.0+5d0be0a-2016-04-15), I notice that there is still a problem with the -p option for cups and uups. The online help indicates that one can use -p to point to a JSON file with credentials. Some of the docs also indicate this. However, cf takes the path to the file as a prompt and wants input.

Perhaps this is just a synchronization problem with the docs, and it's not really supposed to work this way. Personally, I would vote for a -f option to point to a file, since IMHO having the credentials in a secure and potentially versionalbe file would be more secure and repeatable than entering it on the CL.

Don
Don Nelson
 

Hi all,

Using the latest version of cf (6.17.0+5d0be0a-2016-04-15), I notice that there is still a problem with the -p option for cups and uups. The online help indicates that one can use -p to point to a JSON file with credentials. Some of the docs also indicate this. However, cf takes the path to the file as a prompt and wants input.

Perhaps this is just a synchronization problem with the docs, and it's not really supposed to work this way. Personally, I would vote for a -f option to point to a file, since IMHO having the credentials in a secure and potentially versionalbe file would be more secure and repeatable than entering it on the CL.

Don
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