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Updating a Configuration File

Function

You can update items in the .obsutilconfig file, including the endpoint, AK, SK, and token.

Configuration Parameters describes parameters in the .obsutilconfig file.

Command Line Structure

  • In Windows
    • Updating settings in interactive mode 
      obsutil config [-interactive] [-crr] [-config=xxx]
    • Directly updating settings 
      obsutil config [-e=xxx] [-i=xxx] [-k=xxx] [-t=xxx] [-crr] [-config=xxx]
  • In Linux or macOS
    • Updating settings in interactive mode 
      ./obsutil config [-interactive] [-crr] [-config=xxx]
    • Directly updating settings 
      ./obsutil config [-e=xxx] [-i=xxx] [-k=xxx] [-t=xxx] [-crr] [-config=xxx]
  • After you use -i, -k, and -e to configure user authentication, the history command in Linux or other OSs can query the configured values.

Examples

  • Take Windows as an example. Run the obsutil config -interactive command to update the access keys and OBS endpoint in the default configuration file. 
    obsutil config -interactive

Please input your ak:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Please input your sk:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Please input your endpoint:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Please input your token:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Config file url:
  C:\Users\tools\.obsutilconfig

Update config file successfully!
  • Take Linux as an example. Run the ./obsutil config -interactive command to update the access keys and OBS endpoint in the default configuration file. 
    ./obsutil config -interactive

Please input your ak:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Please input your sk:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Please input your endpoint:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Please input your token:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Config file url:
  /root/.obsutilconfig

Update config file successfully!

Parameter Description

Parameter

Optional or Mandatory

Description

interactive

Optional (additional parameter)

Updates settings in interactive mode.

NOTICE:

For security purposes, you are advised to use the interactive mode to configure the AK and SK.

e

Optional (additional parameter)

Changes the value of endpoint or endpointCrr. For details, see Configuration Parameters.

i

Optional (additional parameter)

Changes the value of ak or akCrr. For details, see Configuration Parameters.

k

Optional (additional parameter)

Changes the value of sk or skCrr. For details, see Configuration Parameters.

t

Optional (additional parameter)

Changes the value of token or tokenCrr. For details, see Configuration Parameters.

crr

Optional (additional parameter)

Updates the settings of client-side cross-region replication.

NOTE:

If this parameter is not specified, endpoint, ak, sk, and token will be updated by the e, i, k, and t parameters.

If this parameter is specified, endpointCrr, akCrr, skCrr, and tokenCrr will be updated by the e, i, k, and t parameters.

config

Optional (additional parameter)

User-defined configuration file for executing the current command. To learn the parameters that can be configured in this file, see Configuration Parameters.

By specifying this parameter and a path, you can update parameters in the user-defined configuration file. Otherwise, parameters in the default configuration file will be updated.
Parent topic: Auxiliary Commands