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Why Don't I Have Programming Access Permissions?
Updated on 2024-05-11 GMT+08:00
Why Don't I Have Programming Access Permissions?
When calling an API, if you receive the error message "code":403,"message":"This user only supports console access, not programmatic access.", it means that you do not have programming access permissions.
IAM users do not have programmatic access permissions. You need to contact the master account holder to adjust the permissions.
The master account holder can log in to the IAM console, click Security Settings in the Operation column for the corresponding IAM user, and enter the settings page.
Figure 1 Setting programming access permissions
Parent topic: Token-based Authentication
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