Account Authorize Command

V4.0.2

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the key create command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 account authorize [-h]  [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V4.0.1

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the key create command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 account authorize [-h]  [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V4.0.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the key create command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 account authorize [-h]  [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.19.1

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h]  [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.19.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.18.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.17.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.16.1

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.16.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.15.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.14.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.13.1

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.13.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.12.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.9.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [--profile PROFILE]
                     [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

Named Arguments

• --profile
  

V3.8.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [--profile PROFILE]
                     [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

Named Arguments

• --profile

V3.7.1

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [--profile PROFILE]
                     [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

Named Arguments

• --profile

V3.7.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [--profile PROFILE]
                     [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

Named Arguments

• --profile

V3.6.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [--profile PROFILE]
                     [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

Named Arguments

• --profile

V3.5.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [--profile PROFILE]
                     [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

Named Arguments

• --profile

V3.4.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [--profile PROFILE]
                     [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

Named Arguments

• --profile

V3.3.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [--profile PROFILE]
                     [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

Named Arguments

• --profile

V3.2.1

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 account authorize [-h]  [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.2.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.1.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.0.3

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.0.2

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.0.1

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V3.0.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V2.5.1

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

This command also stores an account auth token in ~/.b2_account_info by default or the file that is specified by the B2_ACCOUNT_INFO environment variable.

b2 authorize-account [-h]  [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V2.5.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

This command also stores an account auth token in ~/.b2_account_info by default or the file that is specified by the B2_ACCOUNT_INFO environment variable.

b2 authorize-account [-h]  [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V2.4.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

This command also stores an account auth token in ~/.b2_account_info by default or the file that is specified by the B2_ACCOUNT_INFO environment variable.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V2.3.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

This command also stores an account auth token in ~/.b2_account_info by default or the file that is specified by the B2_ACCOUNT_INFO environment variable.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V2.2.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

This command also stores an account auth token in ~/.b2_account_info by default or the file that is specified by the B2_ACCOUNT_INFO environment variable.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey

V2.1.0

This command lets you authorize your account with credentials. It prompts for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage applicationKeyId and applicationKey values (unless they are given on the command-line).

You can authorize your account with either the master application key or a normal application key.

To use the master application key, provide the application key ID and application key from your bucket.

To use a normal application key that you created using the create-key command or the Backblaze web console, provide the application key ID and the application key itself.

Optionally, provide the application key ID and the application key using the environment variables B2_APPLICATION_KEY_ID and B2_APPLICATION_KEY respectively.

This command also stores an account auth token in ~/.b2_account_info by default or the file that is specified by the B2_ACCOUNT_INFO environment variable.

b2 authorize-account [-h] [applicationKeyId] [applicationKey]

Use the following command for details about how the location of this cache is determined:

b2 --help

Required Capabilities

• listBuckets

Positional Arguments

• applicationKeyId
• applicationKey