Dspace User add and delete

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Login as a superuser

sudo su (Enter password and hit enter)

Create a new E-Person

/dspace/bin/dspace user --add --email abc@gmail.com -g FristName -s Surname --password Password

Show the list of all user accounts. The output result will appear on the terminal.

/dspace/bin/dspace user --list

Modify an account of User/E-person

/dspace/bin/dspace user --modify -m given_email@gmail.com -M -i newmail@gmail.com -s surname -g Given_name -m new_email@gmail.com -t Phone_number 

Remove the E-Person/User account

/dspace/bin/dspace user --delete -m abc@gmail.com

Restrict the E-Person/User to log-in

/dspace/bin/dspace user --modify -m abc@gmail.com -C disabled 


Explanation of the user commands

The dspace user command adds, lists, modifies, and deletes EPerson records.
To create a new user account:


[dspace] /bin/dspace user --add --email jquser@example.com -g John -s User --password hiddensecret

 /dspace//bin/dspace user --add --email a@gmail.com -g N -s Your Name --password a@gmail.com

[dspace] /bin/dspace user --add --netid jquser --telephone 555-555-1234 --password hiddensecret

One of the options --email or --netid is required to name the record.  The complete options are:
-a    --add    required
-m    --email    email address
-n    --netid    "netid" (a username in an external system such as a directory – see Authentication Methods for details)
-p    --password    a password for the account.  Required.
-g    --givenname    First or given name
-s    --surname    

Last or surname
-t    --telephone    Telephone number
-l    --language    Preferred language
-c    --requireCertificate    Certificate required?  See X.509 Authentication for details.


To list accounts:
[dspace] /dspace//bin/dspace user --list

This simply lists some characteristics of each EPerson.
-L    --list    required


To modify an account:

 
[dspace]/dspace/bin/dspace user --modify -m  george@example.com

 
-M    --modify    required
-m    --email    identify the account by email address
-n    --netid    identify the account by netid
-g    --givenname    First or given name
-s    --surname    Last or surname
-t    --telephone    telephone number
-l    --language    preferred language
-c    --requireCertificate    certificate required?
-C    --canLogIn    is the account enabled or disabled?
-i    --newEmail    set or change email address
-I    --newNetid    set or change netid

 
To delete an account:

 
[dspace] /bin/dspace user --delete -n martha

 
-d    --delete    required
-m    --email    identify the account by email address
-n    --netid    identify the account by netid
The Groomer

This tool inspects all user accounts for several conditions.
-a    --aging    find accounts not logged in since a given date
-u    --unsalted    find accounts not using salted password hashes
-b    --before    

date cutoff for --aging
-d    --delete    delete disused accounts (used with --aging)

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