Authorize binaries

You can authorize binaries to allow them to execute on a protected system.

Syntax	Description
`sadmin auth add -a <checksumvalue>`	Specify the SHA-1 or SHA-256 value of the binary to be authorized. For example: `sadmin auth add -a 803291bcc5aa45a0221b4016f62d63a26d3ee4af`
`sadmin auth add -au [-t tagname] <checksumvalue>`	Authorize a binary and also provide updater permissions. Specify the checksum value of the binary to be authorized and added as an updater. For example: `sadmin auth add -au -t linux_updater 803291bcc5aa45a0221b4016f62d63a26d3ee4af`

Syntax

Description

sadmin auth add -a <checksumvalue>

Specify the SHA-1 or SHA-256 value of the binary to be authorized.

For example:

sadmin auth add -a 803291bcc5aa45a0221b4016f62d63a26d3ee4af

sadmin auth add -au [-t tagname] <checksumvalue>

Authorize a binary and also provide updater permissions. Specify the checksum value of the binary to be authorized and added as an updater.

For example:

sadmin auth add -au -t linux_updater 803291bcc5aa45a0221b4016f62d63a26d3ee4af

Note
Use sadmin auth list to list authorized binaries.