You can control administrator access to your server using rcman as well as the Web interface. The commands for administrator account management are named in a similar fashion to those for package, channel, and group management. They are:
admin-add (aa) |
Add an administrator. The arguments for this command are the email address, password, and real name of the administrator. This administrator has no permissions yet: you must grant them later by adding the account to various objects. |
admin-del (ad) |
Delete an administrator account. Takes a single argument: the email address of the administrator. |
admin-list (al) |
Lists all administrators in your organization. |
admin-listacts (alv) |
Lists the activations available to your administrator account. Use the --admin= flag to specify an administrator other than yourself. For other information, use the commands admin-listchannels (alc), admin-listgroups (alg), and so forth. |
admin-addadmin (aaa) |
Use this command, along with act-addadmin(vaa), channel-addadmin(caa) and group-addadmin(gaa), to edit permissions for an administrator account. The argument order here is particularly important: in the following example, the administrator "admin1" is granted permission to modify the account "admin2": rcman aaa admin1 admin2 modify |
adminupdate (au) |
Update the information provided at account creation: name, email address, and so forth. |