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Usage: subuser list WHAT_TO_LIST [options]
List subuser-images. You can use this command to list images that are:
available
List all subuser images available for instalation
subusers
List all installed subusers
subuser <subuser-name>
Describe a given subuser
installed-images
List all installed images. The the format is "<image-source> <image-id>". If the --long option is used, then information about each image is displayed.
image <image-identifier>
Describe a given image.
repositories
List all repositories. By default, lists repository names(or their paths in case they are temporary). With the --long option, more info about each repository is printed.
EXAMPLES:
$ subuser list subusers
$ subuser list subusers <subuser-name> <another-subuser-name>
$ subuser list available --long
$ subuser list available <repo-name> <another-repo-name>
$ subuser list image <image-id> <another-image-id>
$ subuser list installed-images
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--long Display more information about each item.
--json Display results in JSON format.
--rst Display results in RestructuredText format.
--internal Include internal subusers in the list. These are subusers which
are automatically created and used by subuser internally.
--broken When listing installed images option, list the Ids of
broken/orphaned images. Otherwise has no effect. Without this
option, broken/orphaned images are simply not listed.
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