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NAME
stanley - examine and modify information about users in Moira
SYNOPSIS
stanley username [options]
DESCRIPTION
Stanley is a tool for updating information about users in Moira. It
supports all user modification commands and a few options to change
user reservations.
If no options are specified, it will assume -info, which will result in
all information about the specified user being displayed.
OPTIONS
-info or -i
Display information about a user. This is the default mode if no
other options are given. The output is similar to that of moira.
-addreservation reservation or -ar reservation
This will add the reservation reservation for the user. This
option can be specified multiple times with different
reservations on the same command line.
-deletereservation reservation or -dr reservation
This will remove the reservation reservation for the given user.
This option can be specified multiple times with different
reservations on the same command line.
-listreservation or -lr
This will list reservations for the specified user.
-uid uid or -u uid
Update the uid field for the specified user to uid.
-shell shell or -s shell
Update the shell field for the specified user to shell.
-winshell winshell or -w winshell
Update the winshell field for the specified user to winshell.
-status status or -S status
Update the status field for the specified user to status.
-first firstname or -F firstname
Change the first name of the given user to firstname.
-last lastname or -L lastname
Change the last name of the given user to lastname.
-middle middlename or -M middlename
Change the middle name of the given user to middlename.
-mitid mitid or -I mitid
Change the MIT ID number of the given user to mitid.
-class class or -cl class
Change the class of the given user to class.
-comment comment or -c comment
Update the comment for the given user to comment.
-secure 0|1 or -6 0|1
Change whether a user requires a secure Account Coupon to
register for an account.
-sponsor sponsor or -sp sponsor
Set the sponsor of the specified user to sponsor. This field is
intended to be used for accounts in the GUEST and VOUCH classes.
-expiration date or -e date
Set the expiration date for the specified user to date. This
field is intended to be used for accounts in the GUEST and VOUCH
classes.
-unformatted or -u
Display user information with each field on a seperate line, in
the form "fieldname: value".
-verbose or -v
Give more information. With this flag, stanley will display the
queries it is making to the moira server.
-noauth or -n
Do not attempt to perform Kerberos authentication with the Moira
server. Most lookup operations should be still possible without
tickets.
-database host:port or -db host:port
Use the specified host and port to contact the Moira database
instead of the default server. Both may be symbolic names or
numbers. If the port is left off, the default Moira server port
will be assumed. The database chosen will be the one specified
on the command line, specified in the MOIRASERVER environment
variable, the hesiod "moira" sloc entry, or the compiled in
default, in that order or preference.
-create or -C
This will create the specified user, with information provided
by other options. By default, the user will be be status 0, and
will be assigned a unique username and uid, and will not require
an Account Coupon to register.
-deact or -D
This will deactivate the specified user, as well as the matching
list and filesystem, assuming they exist.
-rename newname or -R newname
This will rename the given user to newname.
-register or -r
This will register the specified username, creating a filesystem
and assigning a PO Box. It will not create a Kerberos
principal. A status 0 user will be status 2 after having been
registered in this way, and the user will still need to use the
registration applet to set an initial password. Status 6 users
will be status 1 and have full Athena accounts after being
registered.
AUTHORS
Garry Zacheiss, MIT Information Systems.
SEE ALSO
moira(1)
DIAGNOSTICS
An exit status of 2 indicates a problem contacting the server. An exit
status of 1 indicates that the arguments could not be parsed or some
query to the moira server returned an error. An exit status of 0
indicates that all operations requested completed successfully.
NOTES
The username doesn't actually have to be the first argument, but if you
put it anywhere else, it's easy to get the other arguments in the wrong
order and do something other than what you intended.