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CLI for Docker Cloud
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Can't access Organisation #36

Closed mjdavies closed 8 years ago

mjdavies commented 8 years ago

Sorry if this isn't a bug, but I can't find any docs on how to accomplish accessing our organisations docker cloud environment with the CLI.

Are there some docs I'm not finding?

I only see my personal accounts details. That account is an owner of the organisation with admin rights, but whatever I do from the command line, I cant see the organisation elements.

Any tips, greatly appreciated.

tifayuki commented 8 years ago

@mjdavies

You can use DOCKERCLOUD_NAMESPACE envvar described in the README: https://github.com/docker/dockercloud-cli#namespace

mjdavies commented 8 years ago

Sorry, my bad. Thanks @tifayuki

mjdavies commented 8 years ago

Woops, maybe I spoke to soon.

Hardly any of that documentation works for me, :-(

I'm on el Capitan, I'm install docker-cloud via brew, 1.0.3 is installed.

trj260-mdmac:~$ docker-cloud login

Please use "docker login" to log into Docker Cloud with you Docker ID"

Alternatively, you can set the following environment variables:

    export DOCKERCLOUD_USER=<docker username>
    export DOCKERCLOUD_PASS=<docker password>

If I then set those variables, anywhere, docker-cloud login still doesn't pick them up.

If I use docker to login, I only see my personal docker cloud elements.

I think the docs are also wrong in places.

Could someone help me? I'm obviously doing something stupid.

mjdavies commented 8 years ago

Upgraded to 1.0.7, still doing something stupid :-(

mjdavies commented 8 years ago

ok, got it working.

I setup the DOCKERCLOUD_NAMESPACE to be defined in my ~/.bash_profile and now running docker-cloud commands, after logging in with docker login, and opening a new terminal window(nice one), I can access my orgs details.

Sorry, told you it was something stupid

Thanks