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John Jerrby
John Jerrby

Reputation: 1703

Create custom buildpack un-authorized

I defined as space and org admin and ive zip of buildpack which I've created and I want to executed and I got error 

Server error, status code: 403, error code: 10003, message: You are not authorized to perform the requested action

Im in the folder which inside there is zip buildpack

C: 
 - myfolder
 -- custom_buildpack.zip

in the terminal im in

c:/myfolder/

And run the following command

cf create-buildpack custom_buildpack custom_buildpack.zip 12

and I got the error above , how can I overcome this ?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 434

Answers (1)

Daniel Mikusa
Daniel Mikusa

Reputation: 15051

To be able to create or update build packs you must be a platform administrator. That is the first bullet at this link.

Admin is a user role that has been assigned the cloud_controller.admin scope in UAA. An admin user has permissions on all orgs and spaces and can perform operational actions using the Cloud Controller API.

It is not sufficient to be an org manager, space manager or space developer.

It is extremely unlikely that you will have sufficient access unless you have complete control of the CF installation.

If you do not have access you can use a custom build pack by specifying the -b argument to cf push or by setting buildpack: in your manifest.yml file. The value of this argument should be a Git URL to your build pack. Public hosting on Github or Bitbucket makes this easy, but you can use any service that's accessible from the staging environment of your CF installation.

Upvotes: 2

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