set-library-permissions

set-library-permissions 
[-b value | --bootstrap-config=value]
[-t value | --tool-password=value]
[-p value | --library-item-path=value]
[-i value | --library-item-id=value]
{-Uvalue}
{-Gvalue}

Overview

Use this command to set explicit permissions on a library item.

Note: All previous permissions will be overwritten so the complete set of permissions must be included for all applicable users and groups.

Library ID (--library-item-id) and library path (--library-item-path) are mutually exclusive arguments, so make sure you provide only one of them during execution.

Options


Option	Optional or Required	Default Value	Description
`-b value --bootstrap-config=value`	Optional	none	The path to the bootstrap configuration file. See Bootstrap.xml file for more information about this file.
`-t value --tool-password=value`	Optional	none	The configuration tool password used to decrypt the database password in the bootstrap.xml file. If the tool password is omitted, the command will prompt the end-user for it on the console. See Bootstrap.xml file help topic for more information.
`-p value --library-item-path=value`	Optional	none	The path to the library item that permissions should be set on.
`-i value --library-item-id=value`	Optional	none	The ID/identifier to the library item that permissions should be set on.
`-Uvalue`	Optional	none	A user permission formatted as user=Permissions where the applicable permissions are O=Owner, W=Write, R=Read and E=Execute. For example, '`user1=RW`'. Unless the user is part of the configured default domain, the name of the user must include the user's domain name. For example, '`DOMAIN\user`' or '`user@domain`'. This argument can be specified multiple times with different values.
`-Gvalue`	Optional	none	A group permission formatted as group=Permissions where applicable permissions are O=Owner, W=Write, R=Read and E=Execute. For example, '`group1=RW`'. Unless the group is part of the configured default domain, the name of the user must include the group's domain name. For example, '`DOMAIN\group`' or '`group@domain`'. This argument can be specified multiple times with different values.