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trek10inc / awsume

A utility for easily assuming AWS IAM roles from the command line.
https://awsu.me
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awsume profile does not assume profile, it defaults to default aws cli #58

Closed unks5338 closed 5 years ago

unks5338 commented 5 years ago
  1. MACOS 10.14.4
  2. bash profile updated with awsume='. awsume'
  3. When running awsume the profile defaults to the 'do-nothing' profile

Example: bash-3.2$ awsume poc-admin AWSume: User profile credentials will expire at: 2019-07-09 03:56:55 AWSume: Role profile credentials will expire at: 2019-07-08 17:04:42

However, I can not run any cli commands on the assumed profile. I can execute a command with --profile and that works fine, but awsume does not assume profile, it stays on default 'do-nothing' profile

mbarneyjr commented 5 years ago

Hi @unks5338 ,

If your awsume is not setting your environment's credentials, the most common issue is the alias. I see that you say it's defined in your ~/.bash_profile, however is it being executed?

You can see if the alias is set anytime by running the alias command and searching for the alias

unks5338 commented 5 years ago

Thanks, I am good now, I resolved the issue.

Regards,

Lee Unks Senior Cloud Engineer | AIG Technology Services 200 S. College St. 13th Floor, Charlotte, NC 28202 Mobile: 980.244.1004 | Lee.Unks@AIG.commailto:Glenn.Walker@AIG.com

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If your awsume is not setting your environment's credentials, the most common issue is the alias. I see that you say it's defined in your ~/.bash_profile, however is it being executed?

You can see if the alias is set anytime by running the alias command and searching for the alias

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