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diff --git a/topics/authentication/cli_utility_scripts.gmi b/topics/authentication/cli_utility_scripts.gmi index 65d93e0..9206a5e 100644 --- a/topics/authentication/cli_utility_scripts.gmi +++ b/topics/authentication/cli_utility_scripts.gmi @@ -29,15 +29,32 @@ Commands: shell session and then just run the commands without prepending with the `FLASK_APP="main.py"` declaration. -## Setting a User as System Administrator +## Registering/Setting a User as System Administrator -Once you have registered the user with the new (as of 2023-05-26) -auth(entic|oris)ation system, you can then proceed to specify that the user is -going to be a system administrator of the system. +You can register an new user and set them as the system administrator with: +```sh +FLASK_APP="main.py" flask register-admin +``` + +A typical session might go something like: +```sh +$ FLASK_APP="main.py" flask register-admin +Enter the user's name: CLI SysAdmin +Enter the administrator's email: someadmin@gmail.com +Enter password: +Confirm password: +$ +``` + +You can also run the script directly (without flask) with: +```sh +$ python3 -m scripts.register_sys_admin /home/frederick/genenetwork/gn3_files/db/auth.db +``` +changing "/home/frederick/genenetwork/gn3_files/db/auth.db" to the path to your database file. + +### Setting an Existing User to System Administrator -You will need to retrieve the users identifier (UUID) from the system; say the -UUID you get for the user is `5b15ef01-a9d7-4ee4-9a38-fe9dd1d871b8`, you can -then set that user as a system administrator by running: +If a user already exists in your system, and you want to make that user system admin, you could do it with: ```sh FLASK_APP="main.py" flask assign-system-admin 5b15ef01-a9d7-4ee4-9a38-fe9dd1d871b8 |