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In each remaining row of the file, the ''User name'', ''Full name'' and ''Password'' (if present) are expected to be plain text containing those data. ''Groups'' (if present) is a comma separated list of groups that the user should belong to, and a "1" in the ''Delete'' column will result in the user being deleted. | In each remaining row of the file, the ''User name'', ''Full name'' and ''Password'' (if present) are expected to be plain text containing those data. ''Groups'' (if present) is a comma separated list of groups that the user should belong to, and a "1" in the ''Delete'' column will result in the user being deleted. | ||
For Opendium systems which are integrated into a Windows network, the [[User | For Opendium systems which are integrated into a Windows network, the [[User Synchronisation]] system is a more appropriate way of importing users. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:06, 7 October 2022
For Opendium systems which are not integrated into a Windows network, it is useful to be able to bulk import users from a CSV file. This functionality can be accessed through the Import Users tab within Users & Groups.
You can generate CSV files using numerous pieces of third party software, such as a spreadsheet. The first line of the file should consist of column headings, and must contain at least the following columns:
- User name
- Full name
Any of these additional columns may optionally also be included:
- Password
- Groups
- Delete
In each remaining row of the file, the User name, Full name and Password (if present) are expected to be plain text containing those data. Groups (if present) is a comma separated list of groups that the user should belong to, and a "1" in the Delete column will result in the user being deleted.
For Opendium systems which are integrated into a Windows network, the User Synchronisation system is a more appropriate way of importing users.