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REST API: Users

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Generated from the daemon’s OpenAPI document. Conventions, sign-in, the CSRF header and the WebSocket are on API.

Administrators only. Every group with its members, the built-in group users (every user) first.

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Creates a group with a Linux group (a gid from 30000 to 39999 that is never given out again) and its members.

Request body: application/json: NewGroup

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Renames a group, changes its description or sets its members; the gid stays. The built-in group cannot be changed.

Parameters

Name In Type Required Description
groupId path integer (int64) yes

Request body: application/json: GroupUpdate

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Deletes a group and its Linux group; files keep its gid, which is never given out again. The built-in group stays.

Parameters

Name In Type Required Description
groupId path integer (int64) yes

Responses

  • 204

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. The home pool, every pool with whether it can take the homes, the default quota and every home with its user, space and quota, the homes of deleted users included.

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Deletes the home of a deleted user with every file and snapshot, after its folder name was typed (confirm).

Parameters

Name In Type Required Description
shareId path integer (int64) yes
confirm query string no

Responses

  • 204

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Moves the files of a deleted user’s home into a new folder of a shared folder as a job, then deletes the home with its recycle bin.

Parameters

Name In Type Required Description
shareId path integer (int64) yes

Request body: application/json: HomeReleaseRequest

Responses

  • 202: application/json: Job

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Moves every home to another pool as a job: each home is read-only while it is copied with its files, owners and ACLs, then it is used from the new pool and the old copy is destroyed. A home that fails stays where it was.

Request body: application/json: HomeMoveRequest

Responses

  • 202: application/json: Job

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Sets the quota of every home without its own (at least 1 MiB, null for none).

Request body: application/json: HomeSettingsRequest

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Sets a user’s own home quota: at least 1 MiB, 0 for none, null for the default.

Parameters

Name In Type Required Description
userId path integer (int64) yes

Request body: application/json: HomeQuotaRequest

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Every user with its Linux uid and home folder.

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Creates a user with a Linux and a Samba account with the password (a uid from 20000 to 29999 that is never given out again, the group users, no login shell) and its home on the home pool when there is one.

Request body: application/json: NewUser

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Changes the display name, the administrator right, the SMB and SFTP rights or whether the user is deactivated. Deactivating ends the user’s sessions and expires the Linux account. The last active administrator keeps the right and stays active, and nobody deactivates themselves.

Parameters

Name In Type Required Description
userId path integer (int64) yes

Request body: application/json: UserUpdate

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Deletes the user and its Linux account; its uid is never given out again and its other files stay. Its home stays as .deleted- (home=keep, the default), is deleted with every file (home=delete with confirm set to the user name) or moves into a folder of the shared folder shareId as a job (home=move), which the answer returns. Nobody deletes themselves, and the last administrator stays.

Parameters

Name In Type Required Description
userId path integer (int64) yes
home query string no
shareId query integer (int64) no
confirm query string no

Responses

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.

Administrators only. Sets a new password, for SMB and SFTP as well, and ends every session of the user.

Parameters

Name In Type Required Description
userId path integer (int64) yes

Request body: application/json: PasswordReset

Responses

  • 204

Any failure answers with problem details (application/problem+json) and a stable code from the error reference.