b2client: Add the ability to use a restricted Application ID #475
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B2 allows you to create Application IDs that are restricted to specific buckets. To allow for this, read back the information provided by the authorization request and use the allowed bucket permissions if they are found. An account-level Application ID will still continue to function normally, as would an Application ID that has access to all buckets.
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This was referenced Aug 20, 2018
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I just pushed commit 674d35e which is basically half of the changes in this PR. This other half ( Thanks for your work! |
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B2 allows you to create Application IDs that are restricted to specific
buckets. To allow for this, read back the information provided by the
authorization request and use the allowed bucket permissions if they are
found.
An account-level Application ID will still continue to function
normally, as would an Application ID that has access to all buckets.
Fixes #484