List Commands

The dicfg list command itemizes certain resources on the DiveLine server, such as ACLs, files and sub-directories in a directory, users, and groups. The command has the following sub-commands. Click a command name to display a description, including any additional command options.

Command Description
dicfg list acl  
-object <name>
Lists all ACLClosed access control list. The security tool that DiveLine 6.x uses to control user and group access to the server. DiveLine 7.x applies access control rules to projects and can apply ACLs to non-project resources that use the 6.4 DiveLine namespace. settings for the named object (for example, DiveBook, DivePlan, model, marker). These settings include access types (r=read, w=write, l=list, m=modify, a=append, u=update, t=tunnel), users, groups, limitsClosed An ACL setting within DiveLine 6.x. Limit restricts which values in a particular dimension or info field can be seen by the specified user or group., and deletesClosed An ACL setting within DiveLine 6.x. Delete hides selected dimensions, summaries, or info fields from the specified user or group..
-object <name> -users
Lists only the users allowed access to the named object.
-object <name> -groups
Lists only the groups allowed access to the named object.
-object <name> -users <name>
Lists the ACLClosed access control list. The security tool that DiveLine 6.x uses to control user and group access to the server. DiveLine 7.x applies access control rules to projects and can apply ACLs to non-project resources that use the 6.4 DiveLine namespace. settings for the named object, for the named user. These settings include access types (r=read, w=write, l=list, m=modify, a=append, u=update, t=tunnel), limitsClosed An ACL setting within DiveLine 6.x. Limit restricts which values in a particular dimension or info field can be seen by the specified user or group., and deletesClosed An ACL setting within DiveLine 6.x. Delete hides selected dimensions, summaries, or info fields from the specified user or group..
-object <name> -groups <name>
Lists the ACL settings for the named object, for the named group. These settings include access types (r=read, w=write, l=list, m=modify, a=append, u=update, t=tunnel), limitsClosed An ACL setting within DiveLine 6.x. Limit restricts which values in a particular dimension or info field can be seen by the specified user or group., and deletesClosed An ACL setting within DiveLine 6.x. Delete hides selected dimensions, summaries, or info fields from the specified user or group..
-object <name> -users <name> -limits
Lists limitsClosed An ACL setting within DiveLine 6.x. Limit restricts which values in a particular dimension or info field can be seen by the specified user or group. that have been set for the named object, for the named user.
-object <name> -users <name> -deletes
Lists deletesClosed An ACL setting within DiveLine 6.x. Delete hides selected dimensions, summaries, or info fields from the specified user or group. that have been set for the named object, for the named user.
-object <name> -users <name> -access
Lists the access types (r=read, w=write, l=list, m=modify, a=append, u=update, t=tunnel) for the named object, for the named user.
-object <name> -groups <name> -limits
Lists limits that have been set for the named object, for the named group.
-object <name> -groups <name> -deletes
Lists deletes that have been set for the named object, for the named group.
-object <name> -groups <name> -access
Lists the access types (r=read, w=write, l=list, m=modify, a=append, u=update, t=tunnel) for the named object, for the named group.
Command Description
dicfg list aliases Lists all aliases.
Command Description
dicfg list default_acl Lists all default ACLsClosed access control list. The security tool that DiveLine 6.x uses to control user and group access to the server. DiveLine 7.x applies access control rules to projects and can apply ACLs to non-project resources that use the 6.4 DiveLine namespace..
-object <name> -user <name>
Lists default ACLs for the named object (for example, model or marker) and user.
Command Description
dicfg list groups Lists all groups.
-user <name>
Lists all groups that include the named user.
Command Description
dicfg list objects  
-directory <path>
Lists all DiveBooks, DivePlans, models, markers, text files, and subdirectories in the named directory.
-directory <path> -types
Specifies which objects in the named directory are files, denoted with an f, and which objects in the named directories are sub-directories, denoted with a d.
Command Description
dicfg list users Lists all users.
Command Description
dicfg list users_detail  
> <path><filename>.txt

Lists detailed information about all users in <filename>.txt, with column headings, including:

  • The user name and password
  • Whether the user is an administrator or sub-administrator
  • Whether the user can change their password or whether the password expires
  • The user level and whether the account is disabled
  • The user's default DiveBook, home directory, default application template, full name, short name, user description, and e-mail address
  • Information about who created and last modified the user
  • The date and time that the user was created and last modified
  • Groups that the user belongs to
  • User Search Path

Multiple values in a column are separated by commas.

TIP: When working with Chinese characters, sending the output to a file ensures the data is correctly in the UTF-8 encoding.

Sample list commands:

dicfg -dataroot c:\di\solution\dl-dataroot list users > divelineusers.txt

dicfg list default_acl -object hr

dicfg list default_acl -object hr -user mike