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Remove Permission

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Remove Permission is available as both a pgutil command and an HTTP Request, and will remove a granted or denied Permission from a User or Group.

🚀 Quick Example: Deleting a Permission with pgutil

This example will remove the configured Permission with an id 3:

pgutil security permissions remove --id=3

Command Specification (CLI)

The security permissions remove command is used to remove a granted or denied Permission from a User or Group.

The --id options is always required.

💡 Permission IDs

This command requires the ID of the configured permission. This can be found by running the pgutil command security permissions list which will return all existing permissions, for example:

1: allow View & Download Packages globally for user Anonymous
2: allow Administer globally for group Administrators
3: allow Administer globally for user Anonymous
...

Removing a permission requires the Permission id (e.g. 3):

pgutil security permission remove --id=3

HTTP Request Specification

To remove a Permission, simply DELETE to the following URL with the permissionId query argument specifying the Permission id:

DELETE /api/security/permissions/delete?permissionId=«permission-id»

HTTP Response Specification

A 200 response will indicate the Permission has been removed from ProGet. A 403 response indicates a missing, unknown, or unauthorized API Key.

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