oidc-tokensh - Man Page
Name
oidc-tokensh — Ensure that valid Access Tokens are always available
oidc-tokensh starts a new shell within which oidc-agent is available. It prompts for a password to unlock an account configuration, when necessary.
Access Tokens are automatically renewed for the specified account, before they expire.
Synopsis
oidc-tokensh [-h] [oidc-token options] -- [command]
Description
This tool is based on httokensh by Dave Dykstra.
Runs oidc-agent and oidc-token with given options, starts the command, and runs oidc-token in the background as needed to renew the token until the command exits.
Options
- -h, --help
show this help message and exit
- --oidc <name>|<OP-url>
name or url of the oidc-agent configuration to use
- --minsecs <seconds>
minimum lifetime the token should have
- -o|--outfile <file>
specify alternative file for storing the Access Token
- -v|--verbose
show debug output
command defaults to $SHELL
Please specify the oidc-agent shortname that you wish to use
Files
$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/bt_u$ID, /tmp/bt_u$ID, or $BEARER_TOKEN_FILE
See Also
oidc-agent(1), oidc-add(1), oidc-token(1)
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