auparse_normalize_subject_kind - Linux

Overview

auparse_normalize_subject_kind is a command-line utility for normalizing subject kind strings in URIs. It is commonly used in applications involving subject and resource definitions in the context of authorization policies.

Syntax

auparse_normalize_subject_kind [OPTIONS] <subject_kind>

Options/Flags

• -h, –help: Display help and usage information.
• -d, –debug: Enable debug mode for detailed output.
• -e, –error: Print error messages only.
• -p, –partial: Allow partial matching of subject kinds.
• -s, –schema: Normalize the subject kind using the specified schema.

Examples

Normalize a subject kind string:

auparse_normalize_subject_kind service-account

Normalize a subject kind string with partial matching:

auparse_normalize_subject_kind -p user

Normalize a subject kind string using a specific schema:

auparse_normalize_subject_kind -s rbac subject-kind

Common Issues

• Invalid subject kind: The provided subject kind string may not be a valid value. Check the official documentation for valid subject kinds.
• Ambiguous subject kind: Partial matching may lead to ambiguities when multiple subject kinds partially match the input.

Integration

auparse_normalize_subject_kind can be integrated with other tools and commands for more advanced tasks, such as:

• Policy evaluation and enforcement
• Authorization server configuration
• Access control list management

Related Commands

• auparse_validate_subject_kind: Validates a subject kind string according to a schema.
• auparse_expand_subject_kind: Expands a normalized subject kind string into its full definition.