The ID should be read from the consumer cert; we shouldn't allow one consumer to view the details of another.
Fixed. $ sudo pulp-client consumer history --help Usage: pulp-client <options> consumer history <options> Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit --event_type=EVENT_TYPE limits displayed history entries to the given type; supported types: ("consumer_created", "consumer_deleted", "repo_bound", "repo_unbound", "package_installed", "package_uninstalled", "errata_installed", "profile_changed") --limit=LIMIT limits displayed history entries to the given amount (must be greater than zero) --sort=SORT indicates the sort direction ("ascending" or "descending") based on the entry's timestamp --start_date=START_DATE only return entries that occur on or after the given date (format: yyyy-mm-dd) --end_date=END_DATE only return entries that occur on or before the given date (format: yyyy-mm-dd)
Build: 0.158
verified [root@10 ~]# rpm -q pulp-client pulp-client-0.0.173-1.fc14.noarch [root@10 ~]# pulp-client -u admin -p admin consumer history --help Usage: pulp-client <options> consumer history <options> Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit --event_type=EVENT_TYPE limits displayed history entries to the given type; supported types: ("consumer_created", "consumer_deleted", "repo_bound", "repo_unbound", "package_installed", "package_uninstalled", "errata_installed", "profile_changed") --limit=LIMIT limits displayed history entries to the given amount (must be greater than zero) --sort=SORT indicates the sort direction ("ascending" or "descending") based on the entry's timestamp --start_date=START_DATE only return entries that occur on or after the given date (format: yyyy-mm-dd) --end_date=END_DATE only return entries that occur on or before the given date (format: yyyy-mm-dd)
Closing with Community Release 15 pulp-0.0.223-4.