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6 bkr-policy-list - Lists access policy rules for a system
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9 bkr policy-list [options] <fqdn>
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13 Retrieves and prints the access policy rules for a system whose FQDN is
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16 By default, the currently active access policy rules are retrieved,
17 which could be a a pool access policy. To retrieve the custom access
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20 (Note: this command requires Python 2.6 or later)
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27 --mine Retrieves the access policy rules that have been granted
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33 Retrieve the access policy rules for <username>. This option can
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37 Retrieve the access policy rules for group, <group>. This option
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40 --format <format>
41 Display results in the given format, either tabular or json.
42 The tabular format lists one rule per row as a table. This is
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46 Common bkr options are described in the Options section of bkr(1).
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52 List current policy list for a system:
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54 bkr policy-list test1.example.com
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58 bkr policy-list --user user1 --user user2 test1.example.com
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61 bkr(1), bkr-policy-list(1)
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