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=== NAME ===
esmith::FormMagick::Panels::useraccounts - useful panel functions<br />
In a root terminal you can do the command below if you want to display the up-to-date content
perldoc esmith::FormMagick::Panels::useraccounts
=== SYNOPSIS ===
use esmith::FormMagick::Panels::useraccount;
my $panel = esmith::FormMagick::Panel::useraccount->new(); $panel->display();
=== DESCRIPTION ===
new();
Exactly as for esmith::FormMagick
=== HTML GENERATION ROUTINES ===
Routines for generating chunks of HTML needed by the panel.
==== print_user_table ====
Prints out the user table on the front page.
==== print_acctName_field ====
This subroutine is used to generate the Account name field on the form in the case of "create user", or to make it a plain uneditable string in the case of "modify user".
==== print_groupMemberships_field() ====
Builds a list of groups for the create/modify user screen.
==== print_page_description($self, "reset│lock│remove") ====
Generates the page description for the the somewhat similar Reset Password, Lock Account and Remove Account pages.
=== ROUTINES FOR FILLING IN FIELD DEFAULT VALUES ===
==== get_ldap_value($field) ====
This subroutine generates the default field value on the form using the parameter specified.
In this case, the default field values come from LDAP/directory settings.
If a CGI parameter has been passed that contains an account name, we assume that a value has already been set, as we’re modifying a user, and use that value instead of a default.
=== VALIDATION ROUTINES ===
==== pseudonym_clash ====
Validation routine to check whether a the first/last names clash with existing pseudonyms.
Note that it won’t be considered a "clash" if there is an existing pseudonym which belongs to the same user -- it’s only a clash if the generated pseudonyms are the same but the usernames aren’t.
==== emailforward() ====
Validation routine for email forwarding
==== verifyPasswords() ====
Returns an error message if the two new passwords input don’t match.
=== CREATING AND MODIFYING USERS ===
==== handle_user_accounts() ====
This is the routine called by the "Save" button on the create/modify page. It checks the "action" param and calls either create_user() or modify_user() as appropriate.
==== print_save_or_add_button() ====
==== modify_admin($self) ====
==== modify_user($self) ====
==== create_user ====
Adds a user to the accounts db.
==== set_groups ====
Sets a user’s groups in the accounts db. This is called as part of the create_user() routine.
=== REMOVING ACCOUNTS ===
==== remove_account() ====
=== RESETTING THE PASSWORD ===
==== reset_password() ====
=== LOCKING AN ACCOUNT ===
==== lock_account() ====
=== MISCELLANEOUS ROUTINES ===
==== build_user_cgi_params() ====
Builds a CGI query string based on user data, using various sensible defaults and esmith::FormMagick’s props_to_query_string() method.
==== validate_acctName ====
Checks that the name supplied does not contain any unacceptable chars. Returns OK on success or a localised error message otherwise.
==== validate_account_length FM ACCOUNTNAME ====
returns ’OK’ if the account name is shorter than the maximum account name length returns ’ACCOUNT_TOO_LONG’ otherwise
==== validate_acctName_conflict ====
Returns ’OK’ if the account name doesn’t yet exist. Returns a localised error otherwise.
==== check_password ====
Validates the password using the desired strength
==== get_prop ITEM PROP ====
A simple accessor for esmith::ConfigDB::Record::prop
System Password manipulation routines
XXX FIXME - These should be merged with the useraccouts versions
==== system_password_compare ====
==== system_valid_password ====
Throw an error if the password doesn’t consist solely of one or more printable characters.
==== system_check_password ====
Validates the password using the desired strength
==== authenticate_password ====
Compares the password with the current system password
==== system_change_password ====
If everything has been validated, properly, go ahead and set the new password.
[[Category:Developer]]
[[Category:SME Server Development Framework]]
[[Category:Development Tools]]
esmith::FormMagick::Panels::useraccounts - useful panel functions<br />
In a root terminal you can do the command below if you want to display the up-to-date content
perldoc esmith::FormMagick::Panels::useraccounts
=== SYNOPSIS ===
use esmith::FormMagick::Panels::useraccount;
my $panel = esmith::FormMagick::Panel::useraccount->new(); $panel->display();
=== DESCRIPTION ===
new();
Exactly as for esmith::FormMagick
=== HTML GENERATION ROUTINES ===
Routines for generating chunks of HTML needed by the panel.
==== print_user_table ====
Prints out the user table on the front page.
==== print_acctName_field ====
This subroutine is used to generate the Account name field on the form in the case of "create user", or to make it a plain uneditable string in the case of "modify user".
==== print_groupMemberships_field() ====
Builds a list of groups for the create/modify user screen.
==== print_page_description($self, "reset│lock│remove") ====
Generates the page description for the the somewhat similar Reset Password, Lock Account and Remove Account pages.
=== ROUTINES FOR FILLING IN FIELD DEFAULT VALUES ===
==== get_ldap_value($field) ====
This subroutine generates the default field value on the form using the parameter specified.
In this case, the default field values come from LDAP/directory settings.
If a CGI parameter has been passed that contains an account name, we assume that a value has already been set, as we’re modifying a user, and use that value instead of a default.
=== VALIDATION ROUTINES ===
==== pseudonym_clash ====
Validation routine to check whether a the first/last names clash with existing pseudonyms.
Note that it won’t be considered a "clash" if there is an existing pseudonym which belongs to the same user -- it’s only a clash if the generated pseudonyms are the same but the usernames aren’t.
==== emailforward() ====
Validation routine for email forwarding
==== verifyPasswords() ====
Returns an error message if the two new passwords input don’t match.
=== CREATING AND MODIFYING USERS ===
==== handle_user_accounts() ====
This is the routine called by the "Save" button on the create/modify page. It checks the "action" param and calls either create_user() or modify_user() as appropriate.
==== print_save_or_add_button() ====
==== modify_admin($self) ====
==== modify_user($self) ====
==== create_user ====
Adds a user to the accounts db.
==== set_groups ====
Sets a user’s groups in the accounts db. This is called as part of the create_user() routine.
=== REMOVING ACCOUNTS ===
==== remove_account() ====
=== RESETTING THE PASSWORD ===
==== reset_password() ====
=== LOCKING AN ACCOUNT ===
==== lock_account() ====
=== MISCELLANEOUS ROUTINES ===
==== build_user_cgi_params() ====
Builds a CGI query string based on user data, using various sensible defaults and esmith::FormMagick’s props_to_query_string() method.
==== validate_acctName ====
Checks that the name supplied does not contain any unacceptable chars. Returns OK on success or a localised error message otherwise.
==== validate_account_length FM ACCOUNTNAME ====
returns ’OK’ if the account name is shorter than the maximum account name length returns ’ACCOUNT_TOO_LONG’ otherwise
==== validate_acctName_conflict ====
Returns ’OK’ if the account name doesn’t yet exist. Returns a localised error otherwise.
==== check_password ====
Validates the password using the desired strength
==== get_prop ITEM PROP ====
A simple accessor for esmith::ConfigDB::Record::prop
System Password manipulation routines
XXX FIXME - These should be merged with the useraccouts versions
==== system_password_compare ====
==== system_valid_password ====
Throw an error if the password doesn’t consist solely of one or more printable characters.
==== system_check_password ====
Validates the password using the desired strength
==== authenticate_password ====
Compares the password with the current system password
==== system_change_password ====
If everything has been validated, properly, go ahead and set the new password.
[[Category:Developer]]
[[Category:SME Server Development Framework]]
[[Category:Development Tools]]
