Globus Connect Server Whoami
Description
The globus-connect-server whoami command displays the primary identity of the authorization token on the local machine.
Normally, this command displays its output in a tabular form. You can use the -F json option to view the full OpenID Connect identity token introspection response object.
If you do not have a valid a valid authorization token, this command displays an error message. You can run globus-connect-server login to obtain a new token.
Options
- -h, --help
-
Show help message and exit.
- --version
-
Show the version and exit.
- -F, --format "text"|"json"
-
Select the output format for this command.
Example
This example shows the current user’s token information in text form:
globus-connect-server whoami
Username | Name | ID | Email ---------------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------ | ----------------- user@example.org | Umbert Ser | 1a4eb5c8-f20e-4150-ae83-233082614183 | user@example.edu
This example shows the same token in json form:
globus-connect-server whoami -F json
[
{
"email": "user@example.edu",
"identity_provider": "76e2a632-7945-441f-be66-50f1997a3abd",
"identity_provider_display_name": "Example University",
"last_authentication": 1587662065,
"name": "Umbert Ser",
"organization": "example.edu",
"sub": "1a4eb5c8-f20e-4150-ae83-233082614183",
"username": "user@example.edu"
}
]