NAME

       sxacl-useradd - create a new user

SYNOPSIS

       sxacl useradd [OPTIONS] <username> sx://[profile@]cluster

DESCRIPTION

       sxacl  useradd adds a new user to a Skylable SX cluster. By default, a regular user will be created. Only
       cluster administrators can create new users.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
              Print help and exit

       --full-help
              Print help, including hidden options, and exit

       -V, --version
              Print version and exit

       -t, --role=TYPE
              User type. Accepted values are "admin" and "normal" (default).

       -d, --description=STRING
              Set the optional description of this user.

       -q, --quota=SIZE
              Set total quota for all volumes owned by this user (allows K,M,G,T suffixes). The user will not be
              able to store more data than this limit across all of the volumes it owns.

       -a, --auth-file=FILE
              Store authentication key in a given file (instead of printing it).

       -g, --generate-key
              Automatically generate a new key based on a random data instead of a password.

       -b, --batch-mode
              Disable additional information and only print the automatically generated authentication key.

       --force-key=KEY
              By default, the authentication key is automatically generated for the new user. With  this  option
              one  can force the use of an old key (obtained with sxacl-usergetkey(1)), when recreating the user
              on a new or another cluster. Only a key that was previously generated for the same  username  will
              be accepted.

       -c, --config-dir=PATH
              Path to the SX configuration directory (default: ~/.sx)

       -D, --debug
              Enable debug messages.

EXAMPLES

       To add the user 'joe' to the cluster run:
           sxacl useradd joe sx://admin@cluster

SEE ALSO

       sxacl-usermod(1),    sxacl-usernewkey(1),   sxacl-usergetkey(1),   sxacl-userlist(1),   sxacl-userdel(1),
       sxinit(1)

sxacl 2.0                                        September 2014                                 SXACL-USERADD(1)