Edit or Delete a Storage Account with CloudBerry Drive

Run the elevated Windows command prompt under the local administrator account.

1. Click the Windows Start button.
2. In the search field, type cmd.exe, then press Enter.
3. Change your current folder to the CloudBerry Drive installation folder. Use the following command:

cd "C:\Program Files\CloudBerryLab\CloudBerry Drive"

To delete an account, use the following command:

cbd.exe deleteAccount accountName

Note: you can delete multiple accounts with one command. To do this, type the names of the accounts you want to delete and separate them with commas.

To edit an Amazon S3 account, use the following command:

cbd.exe editAccount -d account_display_name -n new_display_name -st S3 -ac accesskey -sk secretkey -ssl yes/no

To edit an S3 compatible cloud storage account, use the following command:

cbd.exe editAccount -d account_display_name -n new_account_name -st storageType -ac accesskey -sk secretkey -sp servicePoint ssl yes/no

To edit an OpenStack cloud storage account, use the following command:

cbd.exe editAccount -d account_display_name -new_display_name -st storageType -ac username -sk apikey -as authService -ssl yes/no

To edit a Microsoft Azure account, use the following command:

cbd.exe editAccount -d account_display_name -n new_display_name -st Azure -ac account -sk sharedkey -ssl yes/no

To edit a Google Cloud Storage account, type:

cbd.exe editAccount -d account_display_name -n new_display_name -st Google -ac accesskey -sk secretkey -ssl yes/no

Command Parameters

• -d Specifies display name, which can be any of your choices
• -n new display name
• -st Specifies storage type, which can be one of the following: S3, Azure, Google, Scality, Dunkel, Tiscali, HostEurope, DreamObjects, Seeweb, Connectria, Walrus, Mezeo, OpenStack, RackSpace, Clodo, HPCloud, Haylix, GreenQloud
• -ac Specifies accessKey, account, queryID, or userName depending on the storage you are registering. "Access Key" for Amazon S3 storage, "Account" for Azure storage, "Query ID" for Walrus storage, "User Name" for OpenStack, Rackspace, Clodo and HPCloud storage
• -sk Specifies secretKey, sharedKey, or apiKey depending on the storage you are registering. "Secret Key" for Amazon S3 storage, "Shared key" for Azure storage, or "Api Key" for OpenStack, Rackspace, Clodo, or HPCloud storage
• -sp (optional) Used for service point for AmazonS3-like storage accounts
• -as (optional) Used for authentication service for OpenStack-based cloud storage accounts
• -ssl Enables or disables SSL. By default SSL is set to "no"

You can learn more about parameters for addDrive by entering the following commands:

cbd.exe editAccount -?

cbd.exe deleteAccount -?