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Former Member
5 years agovault grant
Hello everyone
For audit purposes I have to export the different elements present on 1 @ password.
To go faster I wanted to use the command line.
But I see that it is not possible in command line to see the rights (unless I'm wrong)
Is this possible?
1Password Version: CLI
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: windows 10
8 Replies
- Former Member
Understood @lauwiks, I have let the developers know :+1: Hopefully they will be able to add this feature sooner rather than later.
- Former Member
@ag_ana
Hello
Thanks for the quick feedback.
This is not the answer I expected.
Because this answer will make me waste a lot of time, I will have to control each vault and especially the authorization of the different groups in the vaults.Thank you anyway for your return
- Former Member
@lauwiks:
I have heard back from the developers, unfortunately at the moment there is no way to do this in the CLI :( They however are aware of the request, and something they plan to work on soon ;)
- Former Member
You are very welcome :+1: I will post back here as soon as I hear back something.
- Former Member
Thank you that would be really a big help
- Former Member
@lauwiks:
You are right. Let me reach out to the developers and ask them if they know a way to do this :+1:
- Former Member
Hello Ana
Thank you for your prompt feedback.
This value only returns the uuid, name, type, description.
It does not return anything on the rights of the various coffers.
Who has access (member or group) to the vault - Former Member
Hi @lauwiks!
I think this is possible, looking at the https://support.1password.com/command-line-reference/#examples-for-get-vault:
Get details for the vaults that a group has access to:
op list vaults --group security | op get vault -Would this help?