The tarantella passcache list command

Syntax

tarantella passcache list { [ --person pobj | --anon | --ldap ]
                            [ --resource resource ]
                            [ --resuser resuser ]
                            [ --format text | xml ]
                          } | --file file

Description

Lists entries in the application server password cache.

Option	Description
`--person pobj`	Specifies the TFN name of the person object to list password cache entries for.
`--anon`	Lists password cache entries for anonymous users.
`--ldap`	Lists the password cache entry for LDAP integration. This special entry is only used with the LDAP login authority. This is the username and password for the LDAP directory server that you can enter on the Tarantella Login panel of Array Manager. Use a full username such as `cn=Bill Orange,cn=Users,dc=indigo-insurance,dc=com`. If you specify `--ldap`, the `--resource` option is ignored.
`--resource resource`	Lists password cache entries for an application server or Microsoft Windows NT domain. For `resource`, you use a TFN name. This can be: A host object, for example ".../_ens/o=Indigo Insurance/cn=paris". A DNS name, for example ".../_dns/paris.indigo-insurance.com". A Windows NT domain, for example ".../_wns/indigo.dom". ".../_array" to mean the array. This is used when caching the password used to log in to Tarantella.
`--resuser resuser`	Lists password cache entries for a particular application server username.
`--format text \| xml`	Specifies the output format (default: text).
`--file file`	Specifies a file containing password cache entries to list.

If you omit all arguments, or just specify --format, all entries in the password cache are displayed.

Note Make sure you quote any object names containing spaces, for example ".../_ens/o=Indigo Insurance".

Examples

tarantella passcache list \
  --person ".../_ens/o=Indigo Insurance/cn=Indigo Jones"

Lists entries in the password cache for the Tarantella user Indigo Jones.

tarantella passcache list

Lists all entries in the password cache.

Related topics
User types The tarantella passcache command Populating the Tarantella organizational hierarchy using a batch script