Assuming you have access to the management server, you can run a series of curl commands to identify yourself in the organization and role permissions in that organization using the organization ID and PW for your implementation:
Get your organization:
curl -v -u <ID:PW> http://localhost:8080/v1/o/
Get your roles:
curl -v http://localhost:8080/v1/o/<organization name>/userroles/ -u <ID:PW>
Identify the users in the roles:
curl -v http://localhost:8080/v1/o/<organization name>/userroles/<role name>/users" -u <ID:PW>
Once identified, you can obtain the permissions by resource path associate to the organization and role you seek:
curl http://localhost:8080/v1/o/<organization name>/userroles/<role name>/permissions -u <ID:PW>
A sample response:
{
"resourcePermission" : [ {
"organization" : "<your org name>",
"path" : "/environments",
"permissions" : [ "get" ]
}, {
"organization" : "<your org name>",
"path" : "/environments/*",
"permissions" : [ "get" ]
}
}
These are the permissions to the resource path utilized by the role associated with your email id.
If your company has defined custom roles and permissions for the organization / role combination, you may have an improper permission definition for the role in which you belong.
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