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7.2) Creating/Editing Users

The command "bin/admin.sh User" supports several administrative functions which act on the SQL "User" table.

Here are a few of the functions that can be performed using the "bin/admin.sh User" command:

Creating a User:

/usr/local/OpenGTS_1.2.3> bin/admin.sh User -account=<acct> -user=<user> -create

This creates the specified User with default values (replace "<user>" with the user id you wish to create). The user

name "admin" is reserved for use by the Account administrator. When the Account administrator logs in (by leaving the

user name field blank on the log in screen), then the log in process will check to see if the user "admin" exists. If this

user name does exist, then the password and access-control assigned to the "admin" user will be used for the Account

administrator (Note: the default login user can be changed on the Account Admin web page, or on the Account

command-line edit).

Editing a User:

/usr/local/OpenGTS_1.2.3> bin/admin.sh User -account=<acct> -user=<user> -edit

This command displays a command-line User field editor, similar to the following:

(NOTE: The following is only an example. Your implementation will contain addtional field definitions. Please

review the file 'SCHEMA.txt' in the OpenGTS package for a list of possible field definitions.)

-----------------------------------------

Key: opendmtp,user

-----------------------------------------

0) Password : ""

1) Description : "New User"

2) Is Active : "true"

3) Contact Name : ""

4) Contact Phone : ""

5) Contact EMail Address : ""

6) Time Zone : ""

Enter field number [or 'save','exit']

To select a field value to change, enter the field number, then hit enter. After changing the value of the field, hit enter

again. Save your changes by finally entering "save".

Here is a detailed description of a few of the User fields (please see "SCHEMA.txt" for a description of other possible

field definitions):

Password – The User login password. Leaving the password file empty will prevent the user from logging in. If

you wish to allow the user to log in without having to enter a password, then you must set the password field to

the test "*blank*" (case insensitive, and without the quotes of course).

Description – The User description (used on reports, etc).

Is Active – This value is "true" if the User is still considered in-service. If "false", then all login attempts by this

User will be refused.

Contact Name – The name of the contact person for the User.

Contact Phone – The contact person's phone number.

Contact Email Address – The contact person's email addres.

Time Zone – The preferred timezone for the User

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