Ack, forgot about listall=true. Added them both and that did it. Thanks! -----Original Message----- From: Jeff Moody [mailto:j...@fifthecho.com] Sent: Friday, April 17, 2015 10:22 AM To: users@cloudstack.apache.org Subject: Re: Querying the API for private templates
As a ROOT user, you should be able to see all templates if you also add listall and isrecursive So, using CloudMonkey, under an Admin user keys, "list templates templatefilter=all listall=true isrecursive=true" should list all templates for every domain and project. On Fri, 2015-04-17 at 17:03 +0000, Kyle Flavin wrote: > Is it possible to create an account that can see all templates in the > database through the API? > > We've done some automation around our Cloudstack installation, and we > query the API to get values such as the operating system from the > template. Unfortunately, it looks like private templates, or > templates that belong to a particular account/project, which are not > made public, are not visible even to admin users. > > Using a template uploaded by another user as an example (which is not > set to public), I've attempted to view this template with Cloudmonkey. > I've tried variations of the following, substituting the database > id/uuid/string name for each field. > > > list templates templatefilter=all projected=<projectid> > > id=<templateid> list templates templatefilter=all > > account=<accountid> id=<templateid> > > In each case, I can't pull back the template from the API, even though > I see it in the database. In the database, I can see the template > gets associated with an account_id (although, I don't see a project > id). > > Is this just not possible, or am I doing something wrong? > >
