user
Table of Contents
- 1. user_adddefaultgroup
- 2. user_addgroup
- 3. user_addrole
- 4. user_create
- 5. user_delete
- 6. user_details
- 7. user_disable
- 8. user_enable
- 9. user_list
- 10. user_listavailableroles
- 11. user_removedefaultgroup
- 12. user_removegroup
- 13. user_removerole
- 14. user_setemail
- 15. user_setfirstname
- 16. user_setlastname
- 17. user_setpassword
- 18. user_setprefix
The following spacecmd functions are available managing users.
1. user_adddefaultgroup
Add a default group to an user account.
usage: user_adddefaultgroup USER <GROUP ...>
2. user_addgroup
Add a group to an user account.
usage: user_addgroup USER <GROUP ...>
3. user_addrole
Add a role to an user account.
usage: user_addrole USER ROLE
4. user_create
Create an user.
usage: user_create [options]
options:
-u USERNAME
-f FIRST_NAME
-l LAST_NAME
-e EMAIL
-p PASSWORD
--pam enable PAM authentication
5. user_delete
Delete an user.
usage: user_delete NAME
6. user_details
Show the details of an user.
usage: user_details USER ...
7. user_disable
Disable an user account.
usage: user_disable NAME
8. user_enable
Enable an user account.
usage: user_enable NAME
9. user_list
List all users.
usage: user_list
10. user_listavailableroles
List all available roles for users.
usage: user_listavailableroles
11. user_removedefaultgroup
Remove a default group from an user account.
usage: user_removedefaultgroup USER <GROUP ...>
12. user_removegroup
Remove a group to an user account.
usage: user_removegroup USER <GROUP ...>
13. user_removerole
Remove a role from an user account.
usage: user_removerole USER ROLE
14. user_setemail
Set an user accounts email field.
usage: user_setemail USER EMAIL
15. user_setfirstname
Set an user accounts first name field.
usage: user_setfirstname USER FIRST_NAME
16. user_setlastname
Set an user accounts last name field.
usage: user_setlastname USER LAST_NAME
17. user_setpassword
Set an user accounts name prefix field.
usage: user_setpassword USER PASSWORD
18. user_setprefix
Set an user accounts name prefix field.
usage: user_setprefix USER PREFIX