sl policy
The policy command allows you to manage your custom policies.
Usage
To run: sl policy [command options]
Command options
| Option | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
assignment | Manage default policies assigned | |
create | [default\|no-dictionary] [<path-to-policy-file>] | Create a custom policy |
info | [<policy-label>[:<policy-tag>]] | Return policy metadata. If you include --public, Qwiet will fetch information about the policy from the public domain |
pull | <policy-label>[:<policy-tag>] [<path-to-policy-file>] | Pull a policy from the Qwiet repository |
push | <policy-label>[:<policy-tag>] <path-to-policy-file> | Push a policy to the Qwiet repository |
validate | <path-to-policy> | Validate the syntax/semantics of a policy |
Please note that
sl policy assignmentaccepts additional options.
Options for sl policy assignment
| Option | Arguments | Parameters | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
list | List all policy assignments | ||
remove | [--project <project-name>] | Remove the default policy for your organization or project | |
set | <policy-label>[:<policy-tag>] | [--project <project-name>] | Specify the default policy used by preZero; the optional --project parameter allows you to set policies on a per-project basis. If the --project parameter is missing, Qwiet applies the policy globally to your organization's applications |