Setting Preferences Using the CLI

Preferences can be set in the CLI under configuration users. The following example shows enabling advanced analytics for the "brendan" user account:

caji:> configuration users
caji:configuration users> select brendan
caji:configuration users brendan> preferences 
caji:configuration users brendan preferences> show
Properties:
                        locale = C
                  login_screen = status/dashboard
               session_timeout = 15
            advanced_analytics = false

Children:
                             keys => Manage SSH public keys

caji:configuration users brendan preferences> set advanced_analytics=true
            advanced_analytics = true (uncommitted)
caji:configuration users brendan preferences> commit

Set your own preferences in the CLI under configuration preferences. The following example shows setting a session annotation for your own account:

twofish:> configuration preferences 
twofish:configuration preferences> show
Properties:
                        locale = C
                  login_screen = status/dashboard
               session_timeout = 15
            session_annotation = 
            advanced_analytics = false

Children:
                             keys => Manage SSH public keys

twofish:configuration preferences> set session_annotation="Editing my user preferences"
            session_annotation = Editing my user preferences (uncommitted)
twofish:configuration preferences> commit