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since #272 (User Administration) is a big of a bigger hunk and will need some time, I propose an intermediate step, which will already help users hosting closed instances: A simple commandline user creation/deletion script.
Currently users hosting a closed instance need to manually hash passwords using scrypt on the node commandline, and enter user-data into their respective database. AFAIK no database-commandline or frontend has scrypt-kdf functionality builtin, so this is quite labour-intensive.
A simple Commandline tool that does something like:
node user_admin.js
Usage: node user_admin.js <-a||-d> [-p <password>] <user email>
-a Add User
-d Delete User
-p Use password from commandline (rather than prompting)
Would lighten the work of administrators of such a instance tremendously. At the same time, it should be quite simple and quick to implement, so that it can be available quickly.
I could try to understand your database backend and how to argparse in node, and implement/PR a functionality like that. Please let me know what you think about the idea.
Best,
-Dario
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Hi,
since #272 (User Administration) is a big of a bigger hunk and will need some time, I propose an intermediate step, which will already help users hosting closed instances: A simple commandline user creation/deletion script.
Currently users hosting a closed instance need to manually hash passwords using scrypt on the node commandline, and enter user-data into their respective database. AFAIK no database-commandline or frontend has scrypt-kdf functionality builtin, so this is quite labour-intensive.
A simple Commandline tool that does something like:
Would lighten the work of administrators of such a instance tremendously. At the same time, it should be quite simple and quick to implement, so that it can be available quickly.
I could try to understand your database backend and how to
argparse
in node, and implement/PR a functionality like that. Please let me know what you think about the idea.Best,
-Dario
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: