I have a path a/b/c protected by acl-1. Another path d/e/f protected by acl-2. I attempted the following that silently comes out without any response.
consul-cli kv read a/b/c --token acl-2-token
acl-2-token is a valid token but not for path a/b/c. The response was nil. It will be easier to write error on the CLI output if the HTTP call even in this case if any.
By default, acl denied at Consul startup.
I have a path a/b/c protected by acl-1. Another path d/e/f protected by acl-2. I attempted the following that silently comes out without any response.
consul-cli kv read a/b/c --token acl-2-token
acl-2-token is a valid token but not for path a/b/c. The response was nil. It will be easier to write error on the CLI output if the HTTP call even in this case if any.