Managing User Accounts
As an administrator, you can manage user accounts within your Files.com site using the CLI App.
List All User Accounts
files-cli users list
You might find it helpful to export in CSV format and save that output to a file. Here's how to do that:
files-cli users list --format=csv --output="C:\path\to\users.csv"
or
files-cli users list --format=csv > users.csv
List Specific User Accounts
files-cli users list --ids="1111,2222,3333"
or
files-cli users list --fields="id,username" --filter-by="username=<NAME>"
The --filter-by option in the above command also allows the asterisk character to be used for wildcard matching:
files-cli users list --fields="id,username" --filter-by="username=*ichael*"
Create a User Account
files-cli users create --username="amy" --password="S0meRea11yLongP@ssw0rd" --authentication-method="password" --name="Amy Anybody" --company="Amy’s Company Name" --notes="Some notes about Amy." --user-root="/users/amy"
Update a User Account
files-cli users update --id=12345 --password="NewP@ssw0rd" --email="my_new_email@company.com"
Update User Daily Email Notification Send Time
Indicate the hour of the day, from 0 to 23, when notifications should be sent (in the user's timezone).
files-cli users update --id=12345 --notification-daily-send-time=16
Disable a User Account
files-cli users update --id=12345 --disabled=true
Enable a User Account
files-cli users update --id=12345 --disabled=false
Delete a User Account
files-cli users delete --id=12345
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