Difference between revisions of "Lazy Admin Tools"
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read -p "set the password : " password | read -p "set the password : " password | ||
| − | read -p "set the first group : " | + | read -p "set the first group : " group1 |
| − | read -p "set the second group : " | + | read -p "set the second group : " group2 |
read -p "set the Limit with grace period (M or G) : " quota1 | read -p "set the Limit with grace period (M or G) : " quota1 | ||
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read -p "set the Absolute limit (M or G) : " quota2 | read -p "set the Absolute limit (M or G) : " quota2 | ||
| − | lat-users -a -c "$login|$firstname|$lastname|$password|||||||||$ | + | lat-users -a -c "$login|$firstname|$lastname|$password|||||||||$group1|$group2" |
lat-quota -c "$login|$quota1|$quota2" | lat-quota -c "$login|$quota1|$quota2" | ||
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/usr/bin/script-lazy | /usr/bin/script-lazy | ||
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| + | Or this one if you want to have some default values. | ||
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| + | #!/bin/bash | ||
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| + | read -p "set the login (mandatory field) : " login | ||
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| + | read -p "set the firstname (mandatory field) : " firstname | ||
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| + | read -p "set the lastname (mandatory field) : " lastname | ||
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| + | read -p "set the password : " password | ||
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| + | group1='bpa_tap_adultes' | ||
| + | group2='eleves' | ||
| + | quota1='150M' | ||
| + | quota2='152M' | ||
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| + | lat-users -a -c "$login|$firstname|$lastname|$password|||||||||$group1|$group2" | ||
| + | lat-quota -c "$login|$quota1|$quota2" | ||
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| + | read -p "Do you want to launch it again, then type enter, else ctrl+c: " | ||
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| + | /usr/bin/script-lazy | ||
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| + | Then | ||
chmod 755 script-lazy | chmod 755 script-lazy | ||
Revision as of 22:59, 7 October 2013
Description
The Lazy Administrator's Tools is a set of scripts designed to automate batch tasks and administration jobs for SME servers. Currently the following tools are available:
Available functions
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| lat-users on wiki documentation | add/delete users (and their directories) |
| lat-groups on wiki documentation | add/delete groups |
| lat-pseudonyms on wiki documentation | add/delete e-mail pseudonyms for individual users |
| lat-ibays on wiki documentation | add/delete ibays (and its directories) |
| lat-quota on wiki documentation | set the disk quota for individual users |
| lat-procmail on wiki documentation | activate or deactivate procmail for individual users |
| lat-hosts on wiki documentation | add hostnames to the server |
| lat-pptp on wiki documentation | activate or deactivate pptp access for individualusers |
| lat-domains on wiki documentation | create virtual domains |
| lat-dump on wiki documentation | create input files for the above, using the configuration files of the SME servers. |
| lat-shadow on wiki documentation | transfer crypted password from a SME Server to another |
Installation
Smecontribs repository for SME Server 8.0
yum install --enablerepo=smecontribs smeserver-lazy_admin_tools smeserver-userpanel smeserver-mailsorting signal-event post-upgrade; signal-event reboot
Upgrade notes
1. If you are upgrading from a version prior to 0.7.0-1, don't forget to remove manually the old scripts. Yum will not be able to find and remove them for you.
2. As from version 0.7.0-1 the arguments for lat-groups have changed. Please refer to 'man lat-groups' or to the examples in /usr/doc/lazy-admin-tools for the new format.
Usage
Each tool has its own comprehensive man page. See `man lazy-admin-tools` for an overview of the tools that have been installed.
All tools follow the same concept:
1. Arguments can be specified on the command line (--command-line), or in a file (--input-file) for batch processing.
2. If the arguments are specified on the command line, the arguments must be between quotes (e.g. -c="foo | bar | baz")
3. Most tools recognize the wildcards * and ? in the first argument (e.g -c="foo* | bar | baz").
4. See the various examples in /usr/doc/lazy-admin-tools for the format of the input file.
Easy Scripting
The purpose is to made an easy and quick script to play with the lazzy admin tools when you want to add a user
nano script-lazy
#!/bin/bash read -p "set the login (mandatory field) : " login read -p "set the firstname (mandatory field) : " firstname read -p "set the lastname (mandatory field) : " lastname read -p "set the password : " password read -p "set the first group : " group1 read -p "set the second group : " group2 read -p "set the Limit with grace period (M or G) : " quota1 read -p "set the Absolute limit (M or G) : " quota2 lat-users -a -c "$login|$firstname|$lastname|$password|||||||||$group1|$group2" lat-quota -c "$login|$quota1|$quota2" read -p "Do you want to launch it again, then type enter, else ctrl+c: " /usr/bin/script-lazy
Or this one if you want to have some default values.
#!/bin/bash read -p "set the login (mandatory field) : " login read -p "set the firstname (mandatory field) : " firstname read -p "set the lastname (mandatory field) : " lastname read -p "set the password : " password group1='bpa_tap_adultes' group2='eleves' quota1='150M' quota2='152M' lat-users -a -c "$login|$firstname|$lastname|$password|||||||||$group1|$group2" lat-quota -c "$login|$quota1|$quota2" read -p "Do you want to launch it again, then type enter, else ctrl+c: " /usr/bin/script-lazy
Then
chmod 755 script-lazy mv script-lazy /usr/bin
to launch the script then do
script-lazy
As you can see this is a quick example of what you can do with this contribs, you can take this as an example for all your needs.
Forum References
Known issues
Large user database
it has been reported that large user imports might be really long ( 60s per user in SME server already containing 4000 users) (see bugzilla:7545).
This script is using sme internal processing. The purpose of doing so is to do everything that is included by other contribs.
S95ldap-update-simple is called with user-modify user-create, group-modify and group-create events. S56update-domain-group-maps is called with the same events. These events allow also the full creation of the user, but have the adverse effect to be really long during large user importation.
A workaround to avoid this could be to: - disable ldap in the db configuration during the import (if you have not enable ldap auth) - or temporally remove the link inside the events to this two scripts and create them back after import.
and revert back theses change after importation and then running the signal event once (user-modify)
Man page are not up to date
Some update is needed for lat-users, lat-procmail and lat-shadow. First is missing -n option, second is stating -a option that in fact does not exist, and third is not working. see Bugzilla:7702
Bugs
Please raise bugs under the SME-Contribs section in bugzilla and select the e-smith-lazy_admin_tools component or use this link .
