enable account
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Overview
In 24.02, 23.08, 23.02, 22.08, 6, 2.5:
Not present
In 2.4:
Activates a Linux user account for administrative use.
See also: MaxCtrl Commands for MariaDB MaxScale 24.02, in 23.08, in 23.02, in 22.08, in 6, in 2.5, and in 2.4
USAGE
maxctrl enable account <name>
The following local options are accepted:
Option | Description |
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Type of user to create [string] [choices: "admin", "basic"] [default: "basic"] |
The following global options are also accepted:
Option | Description |
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Show help [boolean] | |
List of MaxScale hosts. The hosts must be in HOST:PORT format and each value must be separated by a comma. [string] [default: "127.0.0.1:8989"] | |
Password for the user. To input the password manually, give -p as the last argument or use --password='' [string] [default: "mariadb"] | |
Silence all output. Ignored while in interactive mode. [boolean] [default: false] | |
Enable HTTPS requests [boolean] [default: false] | |
Request timeout in milliseconds [number] [default: 10000] | |
Path to TLS CA certificate [string] | |
Path to TLS public certificate [string] | |
Path to TLS private key [string] | |
Password for the TLS private key [string] | |
Whether to verify server TLS certificates [boolean] [default: true] | |
Print tab separated output [boolean] [default: false] | |
Username to use [string] [default: "admin"] | |
Show version number [boolean] |
CHANGE HISTORY
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24.02 |
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23.08 |
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23.02 |
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22.08 |
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6 |
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2.5 |
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2.4 |
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EXTERNAL REFERENCES
Additional information on this topic may be found in the MariaDB Public Knowledge Base.