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auth-server binary is used to control the auth server and manage users. | auth-server [[Binaries|binary]] is used to control the auth server and manage users on the auth server, | ||
this does not have any effect on the auth server's own user accounts, they remain local, this program is to change the user database auth uses on the network, not itself. | |||
'''usage:''' | |||
auth-server option username password | |||
'''options:''' | |||
status - displays the current server status, doesn't need username or password | |||
start - starts the server, doesn't need username or password | |||
stop - stops the server, doesn't need username or password | |||
adduser - adds a user | |||
addadmin - adds an admin | |||
deluser - deletes a user, doesn't need password | |||
eg: "''auth-server addadmin foo bar''" adds an admin user with name foo and password bar | |||
"''auth-server deluser foo''" deletes username foo |
Latest revision as of 00:23, 27 September 2024
auth-server binary is used to control the auth server and manage users on the auth server,
this does not have any effect on the auth server's own user accounts, they remain local, this program is to change the user database auth uses on the network, not itself.
usage:
auth-server option username password
options:
status - displays the current server status, doesn't need username or password
start - starts the server, doesn't need username or password
stop - stops the server, doesn't need username or password
adduser - adds a user
addadmin - adds an admin
deluser - deletes a user, doesn't need password
eg: "auth-server addadmin foo bar" adds an admin user with name foo and password bar
"auth-server deluser foo" deletes username foo