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Export the identifiers to a YAML file
Export the identifiers to a YAML file.
This subcommand allows exporting the opaque identifiers for users in order to back them up.
authelia storage user identifiers export [flags]
authelia storage user identifiers export authelia storage user identifiers export --file export.yaml authelia storage user identifiers export --file export.yaml --config config.yml authelia storage user identifiers export --file export.yaml --encryption-key b3453fde-ecc2-4a1f-9422-2707ddbed495 --postgres.host postgres --postgres.password autheliapw
-f, --file string The file name for the YAML export (default "authelia.export.opaque-identifiers.yml") -h, --help help for export
-c, --config strings configuration files or directories to load, for more information run 'authelia -h authelia config' (default [configuration.yml]) --config.experimental.filters strings list of filters to apply to all configuration files, for more information run 'authelia -h authelia filters' --encryption-key string the storage encryption key to use --mysql.database string the MySQL database name (default "authelia") --mysql.host string the MySQL hostname --mysql.password string the MySQL password --mysql.port int the MySQL port (default 3306) --mysql.username string the MySQL username (default "authelia") --postgres.database string the PostgreSQL database name (default "authelia") --postgres.host string the PostgreSQL hostname --postgres.password string the PostgreSQL password --postgres.port int the PostgreSQL port (default 5432) --postgres.schema string the PostgreSQL schema name (default "public") --postgres.ssl.certificate string the PostgreSQL ssl certificate file location --postgres.ssl.key string the PostgreSQL ssl key file location --postgres.ssl.mode string the PostgreSQL ssl mode (default "disable") --postgres.ssl.root_certificate string the PostgreSQL ssl root certificate file location --postgres.username string the PostgreSQL username (default "authelia") --sqlite.path string the SQLite database path