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If Zuul's identity provider supports Direct Access Grants, the user can provide their credentials to zuul-client instead of an auth token. The credentials can be passed as the --username and --password CLI arguments, or as fields in the configuration file. If no password is provided, zuul-client will prompt the user to provide one. Change-Id: Ief1a1e8d8f763239357d926dd10407a4ed5d8f37
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:title: Configuration
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Configuration
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The web client will look by default for a ``$HOME/.config/zuul/client.conf`` or a ``$HOME/.zuul.conf``
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file for its configuration. The file should consist of a ``[webclient]`` section with at least
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the ``url`` attribute set. The optional ``verify_ssl`` can be set to False to
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disable SSL verifications when connecting to Zuul (defaults to True). An
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authentication token can also be stored in the configuration file under the attribute
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``auth_token`` to avoid passing the token in the clear on the command line.
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A default tenant can also be set with the ``tenant`` attribute.
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Here is an example of a configuration file that can be used with zuul-client:
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.. literalinclude:: /examples/zuul.conf
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:language: ini
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It is also possible to run the web client without a configuration file, by using the
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``--zuul-url`` option to specify the base URL of the Zuul web server.
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