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| If you are reading this, you are likely wanting a well documented published API to reference. You won't find that here. Its my opinion that the admin WebInterface provides a working example that is easily watched to see the commands its issuing for the documentation. If you want to know how to make a user using a web call, enable the network monitoring in Chrome/Safari/FireBug and make a user. Then its all detailed out. |
| (File Transfer API can be found here: [APIFileTransfer].) |
| !!!Admin API Tool: (as of CrushFTP v8.1)\\ |
| First launch the command line tool passing it the arguments as an admin username and password (CrushTunnel.jar is located in your WebInterface folder):\\ |
| {{{ |
| java -jar CrushTunnel.jar https://crushamdin:password@yourserver.com/ |
| }}} |
| Now you can issue the user command to add a user, assign a VFS.\\ |
| {{{ |
| user user_add MainUsers user3 password=password |
| user vfs_add MainUsers user3 path=/home/ privs=(read)(write)(resume)(delete)(view) url=file://home/ name=home |
| user vfs_delete MainUsers user3 path=/home/ name=home |
| }}} |
| Where: |
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| I will provide one example here to get you started though, and I may add to this by user request if things are not clear enough. |
| "path" is the FTP style path to the folder, relative to the user's virtual root, "/". |
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| "privs" the user VFS folder permissions, can be any combination of (read)(write)(view)(delete)(deletedir)(makedir)(rename)(resume)(share)(slideshow)(invisible)(ratio) |
| (replicate)(locked) , for details see our user VFS related docs page. |
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| "url" the true URL pointing to the folder itself. |
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| You can also assign groups, and inheritance:\\ |
| {{{ |
| user group_add MainUsers user3 groupname |
| user inheritance_add MainUsers user3 groupname |
| }}} |
| Or remove a user from a group or inheritance:\\ |
| {{{ |
| user group_delete MainUsers user3 groupname |
| user inheritance_delete MainUsers user3 groupname |
| }}} |
| You can use the user API call in CrushTunnel.jar to set the field: allowed_protocols to configure Port restrictions |
| {{{ |
| ftp:0,ftps:0,sftp:0,http:0,https:0,webdav:0, |
| }}} |
| That is the default, but if you only wanted to allow sftp and https, you could do: |
| sftp:0,https:0, |
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| Its also possible to tell the server to run a Job if you want to remote control jobs:\\ |
| {{{ |
| job remote MyFindJob |
| }}} |
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| \\ |
| !!!Alternative methods using raw CURL commands:\\ |
| If you are reading this, you are likely wanting a well documented published API to reference. You won't find that here. Its our opinion that the admin WebInterface provides a working example that is easily watched to see the commands its issuing for the documentation. If you want to know how to make a user using a web call, enable the network monitoring in Chrome/Safari/FireFox/Edge and make a user. Then its all detailed out in the network requests created. |
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| Here are a few examples here to get you started though, and we may add to this list in the future too. |
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| ''(The attachments tab at the top contains the sample files.)''\\ |
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| Making a new User for the User Manager |
| !Registering CrushFTP service from command line. |
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| Builds a brand new user, or replaces and existing one entirely. |
| Uses a command to register the CrushFTP license key in case you need to deploy on multiple machines E3 specific, and need to automate the registration. |
| The spaces and special characters need to be URL encoded |
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| curl -d command=registerCrushFTP -d registration_name=MY%2520NAME -d registration_email=MYNAME%2540MYEMAIL.COM.EXAMPLE -d registration_code=my_reg_code -u crushadmin:'password' http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
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| \\ |
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| !Making a new User with VFS |
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| Builds a brand new user, or replaces an existing one entirely. |
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| Updating a user in the User Manager |
| !Updating a user |
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| \\ |
| \\ |
| !Update/add to VFS of a user\\ |
| This will update the VFS, either replacing an existing item, or adding a new item if it doesn't exist:\\ |
| {{{ |
| curl -d command=setUserItem -d data_action=update_vfs -d xmlItem=user -d serverGroup=MainUsers -d username=user1 -d vfs_items@vfs_items.XML -d permissions@permissions.XML -u crushadmin:passw http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
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| \\ |
| !Delete VFS item from a user\\ |
| This will remove a VFS item (so don't pass in a full permissions or vfs_items object or you would remove everything):\\ |
| {{{ |
| curl -d command=setUserItem -d data_action=update_vfs_remove -d xmlItem=user -d serverGroup=MainUsers -d username= user1 -d vfs_items@vfs_items.XML -d permissions@VFS.XML -u crushadmin:pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
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| \\ |
| \\ |
| !!Groups and Inheritance:\\ |
| \\ |
| Add some users into a group, it will make the group if it doesn't exist:\\ |
| {{{ |
| curl -d command=setUserItem -d xmlItem=groups -d serverGroup=MainUsers -d data_action=add -d group_name=MyGroup -d usernames="user1;user2" -u crushadmin:pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
| ''(long line, so get it all)''\\ |
| \\ |
| Delete users from a group:\\ |
| {{{ |
| curl -d command=setUserItem -d xmlItem=groups -d serverGroup=MainUsers -d data_action=delete -d group_name=MyGroup -d usernames="user1;user2" -u crushadmin:pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
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| \\ |
| Delete an entire group:\\ |
| {{{ |
| curl -d command=setUserItem -d xmlItem=groups -d serverGroup=MainUsers -d data_action=delete -d group_name=MyGroup -u crushadmin:pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
| ''(long line, so get it all)''\\ |
| \\ |
| Add some users to inheritance, it will make the inheritance if it doesn't exist:\\ |
| {{{ |
| curl -d command=setUserItem -d xmlItem=inheritance -d serverGroup=MainUsers -d data_action=add -d inheritance_name=AdminTemplate -d usernames="user1;user2" -u crushadmin:pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
| ''(long line, so get it all)''\\ |
| \\ |
| Delete users from an inheritance item:\\ |
| {{{ |
| curl -d command=setUserItem -d xmlItem=inheritance -d serverGroup=MainUsers -d data_action=delete -d inheritance_name=AdminTemplate -d usernames="user1;user2" -u crushadmin:pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
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| \\ |
| Delete an entire inheritance:\\ |
| {{{ |
| curl -d command=setUserItem -d xmlItem=inheritance -d serverGroup=MainUsers -d data_action=delete -d inheritance_name=AdminTemplate -u crushadmin:pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
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| Run a remote job on the server:\\ |
| {{{ |
| curl -d command=testJobSchedule -d scheduleName=MyFindJob -d async=false -d response_type=all -d myparam1=happy -u crushadmin:pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/ |
| }}} |
| ''(long line, so get it all)''\\ |
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