Edit This Pagerp exits with one of these codes, so scripts can tell the failures apart.
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | Success. |
| 1 | Any other error, including an HTTP error answer such as 403 or a failed check of rp profile doctor. |
| 2 | Usage error (wrong arguments or flags), or a command or feature the selected host does not support. |
| 4 | Authentication error: the credentials are missing or were rejected (HTTP 401). |
| 5 | A security scan reached the severity threshold set for the command. |
When one failure carries several of these, the order of precedence is 5, 4, 2, 1.
Why 403 is exit code 1
An HTTP 403 means the credentials are valid but not allowed to do the thing. Logging in again would not help, so it is a general error (1) and not an authentication error (4).
Error output
A failed command reports the error once. With --output json the error goes to standard output as an object {"error": {status, code, title, detail, traceId, hint, errors}}; otherwise it goes to standard error as Error: <detail> (code: <code>, trace: <trace>), with an optional Hint: line. Quote the trace id when you report a problem.
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