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-# Account maintainance commands
-
-Within commands below, Don't take square brackets, angle brackets and triple-dots literally:
-
- * *< This >* should be replaced with your own info - including the angle brackets
- * *[This]* is optional parts of the command - including the square brackets
- * *...* means "repeat ad libitum" - leave it out or add more stuff similar to that right before the dots
-
-## Normal users
-
-### Create new account
-
- 1. Pick a username:
-  * Start with the initials of the user
-  * Include also second letter of either first name or surname
-  * If necessary, add third letter of first name or surname (or a trailing number)
-  * The result should be practical (short and related to the name of the user) but must not be a nickname or initals: A username is comparable to the shape of a key - the user may get confused in every day use if it looks like a toy or jewelery!
- 2. Create the account:
-
-		localadduser <username> <fullname> <cellphone> [<otherphone>] <addresshint> [<addresshint>...]
-
-  * Full name: Full name (Capital and small letters allowed, as is space and special characters, but no comma!)
-  * Cellphone: Cellphone number including country code but without other spaces. Like this: +45 40843136
-  * Addresshint: local part of email address, followed by @-sign, and optionally followed by mailgroup. Like these: jonas@ js@pool_of_maildomains
- 3. Send an email based on [[intro/email.en]] skeleton:
-  * If an ouside working email address has been provided, then use that as recipient. Alternatively use the contact person of the new user (teacher, boss etc.) as recipient.
-  * Add \<username>@example.com as Cc:
-  * Add hostmaster@example.com as Bcc:
-  * Add teknik@lists.example.com as Reply-To:
- 4. Send a cellphone text message based on [[intro/sms.en]], adding the the password spit out from the command above.
-
-TODO: Automate more: sending out sms and email should happen automatically.
-
-### Attach groups to account
-
- 1. Attach the account to relevant organisational groups:
-
-		(user=<username>; for group in <group1> [<group2> ...]; do adduser $user $group; done)
-
-### Add/replace additional email addresses to account
-
-Use the following command to change hinting of an existing user account:
-
-	chfn <username>
-
-
-## Update email address info in smtp server
-
- 1. Run this command:
-
-		localmaildomainprepare
-
- 2. Check and correct warnings, and repeat above command.
-
- 3. When satisfied with result, run this command:
-
-		localmaildomainupdate
-
-FIXME: localmaildomainupdate should email diff file to postmaster@example.com
-
-
-## Extend password lifespan
-
-If a user exceeds password lifespan, and still remembers the old password, the lifespan can be extended slightly to open a new window for changing it:
-
-	localresetpasswdexpiry <username>
-
-TODO: The above command should ideally emit an sms and/or email rewuesting the user to immediately change password
-
-## Reset password
-
- 1. Reset the actual password using the following command:
-
-		localresetpasswd <username>
-
- 2. Send a cellphone text message similar to the one for creating a new account.
-
-TODO: The above command should ideally emit an sms and/or email rewuesting the user to immediately change password
-
-## Warn about password expiry
-
- 1. Notice log messages warning about passwords soon expiring
- 2. Send a cellphone textmessage with the following content:
-
-	    You must change your password - it soon expires! Read how and why at the web page http://[[template id=supporthost]]/intro
-
-    Or in danish:
-
-	    Du skal ændre din adgangskode - den udløber snart! Læs hvordan og hvorfor på websiden http://[[template id=supporthost]]/intro
-
-TODO: Rewrite as automated syslog-ng plugin or cron script passing the message to an sms gateway.
-
-### Locate users with short password lifespan
-
-	(group=<gruppe>; echo $group:; for user in `members $group`; do chage -l $user|egrep -q '^Maximum:\[[:blank:]]*[0-9]{2}$' && printf $user'\t' && chage -l $user|egrep '^Password Expires:'; done)