Uploading an Archive

If an archive with that name already exists, the following error message displays this message: The file with that name already exists or the HAR file is corrupted.

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Important:

If you plan to run a scan using an OAS file, you must specify a different discovery option by setting the --discovery to OAS.

Arguments

ArgumentDescription
<file>A collection of your app's http logs exported into a .HAR file. Typically, you can use any browser's dev tools, or a Cypress plugin to generate them. In addition, you can use an Open API Specification (OAS) file that describes your public API.

Options

OptionDescription
--token=apiKey, -t=apiKeyThe unique identifier used to authenticate a user. The token (API key) can be issued in your organization’s dashboard.
Required option.
--type=har/openapi/postman,
-t=har/openapi/postman
The specification type, which helps determine the best way to parse passed files.

Default: --type har
--discard, -dWhen true, removes an archive from the cloud storage after the scan finishes running.

Default: --discard true
--header=headerName:headerValue,
-H=headerName:headerValue
Extra headers to be passed with the OAS/Postman file. Also, it can be used to remove a header by providing a name without content. For example, -H "Host:".

Warning: Headers set with this option override the archive headers and are set in all requests.
--variable=variableName:variableValue,
-V=variableName:variableValue
(Deprecated). Embed variables directly into the file. For current best practices on handling variables, see the article. Environment variables passed with the Postman file.
--api=clusterUrl(Deprecated). Set the API endpoint domain, for VPC, use: --api <https://private-domain.brightsec.com>