How do I use fleetctl as a single sign-on user? I’ve tried “fleetctl login” and supplied my email, but when it asks for password, I don’t have one to provide. I’ve tried pulling the API key from my profile on the GUI and supplying that, but it gets rejected as “The credentials supplied were invalid”

You need to supply that in

fleetctl config set --token 'TOKEN_HERE'

. Can you tell us which docs you are following so we can update appropriately?

Ah, I see that now at the end of the page! Thanks, it’s the main docs. I simply stopped reading when I got to logging in, and nothing in fleetctl -h indicated the token switch: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/blob/master/docs/cli/setup-guide.md Perhaps a pointer to that section in the fleetctl setup section would’ve clued me in

Not sure if it's better to do that in ~/.fleet/config vs setting in the shell

Not sure if it's better to do that in ~/.fleet/config vs setting in the shell

The shell command will just write to the config file.

@zwass, I was running

fleetctl get options

and

fleetctl get config

from the local fleet servers. it was working, then started to hang so i went to the other one and tried it there and it worked.

I noticed it was slow, but I was patient and it eventually returned.

strange...i waited like 5 or 10 min

That is pretty strange. Those are both very simple responses that should be easy to provide even if the server is under load. IIRC there's also a 30s timeout for HTTP requests. Is the server at high CPU or memory usage?

no, it’s doing great

Anyone know what might be happening differently with the execution when

time

is used?

weird