joesproxyctl rule get

Inspect a single rule to identify its intended match. Check a new request for an actual hit.

command · Connected client

Before you start

Find the rule in the override list and copy its ID. To check whether its match actually fires, have a fresh matching request ready afterward.

Access: Your enrolled CLI needs the overrideInspect capability for this command.

Command

joesproxyctl rule get 11111111-1111-4111-8111-111111111111

Illustrative usage; your identifiers and available evidence will differ. Replace the synthetic UUID with the identifier from your own authorized session.

What to look for

Inspect a single rule to identify its intended match. Check a new request for an actual hit.

If the result is unexpected

Use a rule identifier, not a bookmark identifier.

What to check if access is denied

Effects and cleanup

This request reads information; it does not start a test or activate a traffic change. Treat returned metadata and any exported evidence as potentially sensitive.

Same underlying tool: override_get.

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