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When you invoke the command-line management utility, it will be set to manage the default
user domain. To manage a different user domain, you need to issue a SET DOMAIN
command. This command tells the utility that all further commands will affect the specified user domain. For instance, to manage the example.org
domain, issue the command
popstore> SET DOMAIN example.org |
SET DOMAIN
command, then you will automatically be logged out unless the management account was in the default
user domain and not in any management group. This is a reflection of the management policy that only privileged accounts in the default
user domain and in no management group can manage all accounts in all
user domains.
Once the user domain has been selected, all subsequent commands will affect accounts in only that user domain. The default
user domain can be re-selected with either the command "SET DOMAIN default" or, more succinctly, SET DOMAIN
(no domain name parameter). The currently selected user domain can be shown by issuing the SET
command without any parameters:
popstore> SET Using the "default" user domain ... popstore> SET DOMAIN example.org popstore> SET Using the "example.org" user domain ... |
Note that presently, no commands are provided to copy or rename an account between user domains. The popstore API does, however, provide this functionality via the POPSTORE_user_copy_d
subroutine.
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