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This is probably a pretty simple fix I'm overlooking but I'm entirely stumped.
I've been using psgsuite for years (incredible work on these cmdlets - has made my job so much easier) and running the cmdlet Get-GSUSER -Filter * in order to pull a full list of users on my domain. This works fine from my admin account.
Recently I've created a service account that can currently pull individual user info (Ex. Get-GSUSER [email protected]) but if I run with -filter * I get returned a null. I tried giving it new google roles (all identical to my personal account, where this command does run correctly) but still no change.
Is this a simple permissions issue in Gsuite - or do I need to make modifications to the API project, etc?
Thanks,
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Did you create a new project or reuse the existing?
Did you create a new psgsuite configuration? I would suggest comparing the 2 to begin with, assuming you reused you existing project.
Hello,
This is probably a pretty simple fix I'm overlooking but I'm entirely stumped.
I've been using psgsuite for years (incredible work on these cmdlets - has made my job so much easier) and running the cmdlet Get-GSUSER -Filter * in order to pull a full list of users on my domain. This works fine from my admin account.
Recently I've created a service account that can currently pull individual user info (Ex. Get-GSUSER [email protected]) but if I run with -filter * I get returned a null. I tried giving it new google roles (all identical to my personal account, where this command does run correctly) but still no change.
Is this a simple permissions issue in Gsuite - or do I need to make modifications to the API project, etc?
Thanks,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: