euare-usermodkey

Modifies a user's access key status.

Syntax

euare-usermodkey [-u user_name] -k user_key_id -s Active|Inactive

Options

Option Description Required
-u, --user-name user_name Name of the user that the access key belongs to No
-k, --user-key-id user_key_id The access key ID for the access key ID and secret access key you want to modify. Yes
-s, --status Active|Inactive The status you want to assign to the certificate. Enter active to use the certificate for API calls to Eucalyptus. Enter inactive to block the certificate for API calls to Eucalyptus.

Valid values: active | inactive

Yes

Common Options

Option Description
--region=region Region to direct requests to.
-U url,--url=url Override service URL with this value.
--as-account account This Eucalyptus extension is for use by the system administrator to act as the account administrator of the specified account without changing to account administrator's role.
-I access_key_id, --access-key=access_key_id Override configured access key ID with this value.
-S secret_key, --secret-key=secret_key Override configured secret key with this value.
--security-token=token Security token.
-D, --debug Prints what the command sends to the server and what it receives from the server. Use when you're trying to debug Euca2ools.
--debugger Enable interactive debugger on error.
-h,--help Display the manual page for the command.
--version Display the version of this tool.

Output

Eucalyptus does not return any message.

Example

euare-usermodkey -u myuser -k BH5GNX2GRJLRB3IKFC2X8 -s Inactive
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