Hello.
How can I revoke access grant generated locally?
uplink revoke --access access_name doesn’t work. Also tried uplink revoke access_name.
The revoking named access grant doesn’t work. You need to put the serialized access grant, stored in your config.yaml with that name.
uplink revoke --access 1Sdkfjoeurotu945ut43759u4r0934utr34t45....
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Where can I find it?
find / -name config.yml found nothing related to uplink =(
The default location for Linux is ~/.local/share/storj/uplink/config.yaml
I added a task to the backlog to add this information to the documentation.
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Ah I was searching for .yml file. Sorry for inattention.
What does it ask for now?
upd. tried calling uplink revoke access_grant without --access flag, getting this error now:
Error: uplink: permission denied (metaclient: Unauthorized API credentials)
I believe that’s because I’ve generated another access grant?
This is because you either revoked it or deleted in the Satellite UI.
You can revoke the access grant in a serialized form with or without --access flag.
The inability to revoke a named access grant I believe is a bug and I submitted an internal issue a while ago. This bug is solved in [Tech Preview] Uplinkng (new enhanced uplink cli)
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I needed to delete accesses.test from config.yaml to remove the grant from the list.
Thank you for the help, Alexey.
Oh, and @Alexey could you please clarify the usage of --access flag? I thought it’s used to access a grant by name.
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Hi,
You can use the Access Flag to track whether a region covered by the translation table entry has been accessed.
Hello @jalbert48 ,
I think you confused discussed question with IP tables. These are different topics.
If you have a question - please, create an own topic.
Ok, Thanks for your response @Alexey