Using the client
Commands
Commands are passed using a terminal straight onto the server, connected via ssh for instance.
For example, the following command below can help you find out a user's address books:
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root@mail:~# bm-cli contact list jdoe@bluemind.loc
{"owner":"05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","uid":"book:Contacts_05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","name":"My contacts"}
{"owner":"05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","uid":"book:CollectedContacts_05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","name":"Collected contacts"}
{"owner":"05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","uid":"408C741B-3FDC-44B6-B1FD-19E79404BFCF","name":"Perso"} |
Getting help
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Commands are improved with every version of BlueMind. You may have more (or fewer) commands depending on the your installation version you have installed. Make sure you check the use "bm-cli help" command to find out which commands are available. E.g.For example: | Bloc de code |
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# bm-cli help
usage: bm-cli <command> [<args>]
The most commonly used bm-cli commands are:
calendar calendar task(s)
contact contact task(s)
help Display help information
maintenance maintenance task(s)
tick tick task(s)
user user task(s)
See 'bm-cli help <command>' for more information on a specific command. |
This In this installation – version 3.5.11 – includes you have calendar, contacts contact and user commands which did not didn't exist in earlier previous versions. |
You can get help on a command, sub-command, how to use it and its options using "help" at any time.
E.g. "help maintenance" shows the maintenance command and the actions it can be used to perform:
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# bm-cli help maintenance
NAME
bm-cli maintenance - maintenance task(s)
SYNOPSIS
bm-cli maintenance
bm-cli maintenance consolidateIndex [--workers <workers>]
bm-cli maintenance list [--workers <workers>]
bm-cli maintenance repair [--dry] [--workers <workers>]
COMMANDS
With no arguments, List directory entries
list
List directory entries
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For more details about a sub-command, type it to get help, e.g. about index consolidation:
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# bm-cli help maintenance consolidateIndex
NAME
bm-cli maintenance consolidateIndex - Consolidate a mailbox index
SYNOPSIS
bm-cli maintenance consolidateIndex [--workers <workers>] [--] <target>
OPTIONS
--workers <workers>
run with X workers
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Practical examples
Administration
and & Maintenance
Performing a domain-wide check&repair
The following command is used to perform a "check and repair" operation on all domain users using 4 threads:
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bm-cli maintenance repair domain.net --numworkersworkers 4 |
Changing the admin0 password
For multiple reasons – technical or practical, e.g. in case of loss it is lost -- you may need to change the admin0 user's password without logging into BlueMind.
The following command allows you to do this without knowing the old password:
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bm-cli user update admin0@global.virt --password "NewPassword" |
Updating Tick configuration
When the Bm-Tick monitoring tool is installed, you can use it to perform administration tasks. E.g. you can roll out the its configuration on all domain servers again using the following command:
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# bm-cli tick reconfigure |
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Updating BlueMind
From BlueMind 4.1, if your subscription includes it and the packages required are installed, BlueMind can be updated in command line, without running the browser-based wizard:
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Operations on users
Deleting archived (suspended) domain users
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The "bm-cli user" command will be available from BlueMind 3.5.11.Commands can be coupled to perform several operations at once.
E.g. the command below is used to look for the email addresses of suspended users:
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bm-cli user get domain.net --archived --display "email" |
You can then couple this command 's return with a "delete" command to remove all the users it returns:
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bm-cli user get local.lan --display "email" | jq -r '.[].email' > /tmp/archived.txt
while read account; do bm-cli user delete --dry $account ;done < /tmp/archived.txt |
Operations on calendars
Sharing all user calendars with one user
It may be useful for one user to have access privileges on all user calendars without being given an administrator role (e.g. a secretary might be able to view/create events for all other employees). To avoid having to go through each user's page to enable sharing, this can be done in command line.
This cannot be done with a single command, but you can create a loop which picks up all domain users and enables sharing for each of them:
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bm-cli users get domain.net > /tmp/allUser.domain.net
while read account; do bm-cli calendar share $account « default » toto@domain.net r;done < /tmp/allUser.domain.net |
The procedure below can be used to clean a user's collected address book and transfer their contacts to their personal address book (and testing the import process beforehand):
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root@mail:~# bm-cli contact list jdoe@bluemind.loc
{"owner":"05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","uid":"book:Contacts_05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","name":"My contacts"}
{"owner":"05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","uid":"book:CollectedContacts_05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","name":"Collected contacts"}
{"owner":"05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18","uid":"408C741B-3FDC-44B6-B1FD-19E79404BFCF","name":"Perso"}
root@mail:~# bm-cli contact deduplicate jdoe@bluemind.loc --addressbook-uid book:CollectedContacts_05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18
2 were removed out of 35
root@mail:~# bm-cli contact export jdoe@bluemind.loc --vcf-file-path /tmp/jdoe-collected.vcf --addressbook-uid book:CollectedContacts_05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18
addressbook book:CollectedContacts_05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18 of jdoe@bluemind.loc was exported
root@mail:~# bm-cli contact import jdoe@bluemind.loc --vcf-file-path /tmp/jdoe-collected.vcf --addressbook-uid 408C741B-3FDC-44B6-B1FD-19E79404BFCF --dry
DRY : AddressBook 408C741B-3FDC-44B6-B1FD-19E79404BFCF of jdoe@bluemind.loc was imported
root@mail:~# bm-cli contact import jdoe@bluemind.loc --vcf-file-path /tmp/jdoe-collected.vcf --addressbook-uid 408C741B-3FDC-44B6-B1FD-19E79404BFCF
AddressBook 408C741B-3FDC-44B6-B1FD-19E79404BFCF of jdoe@bluemind.loc was imported
root@mail:~# bm-cli contact reset jdoe@bluemind.loc --addressbook-uid book:CollectedContacts_05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18
Addressbook book:CollectedContacts_05E25C2C-3643-4ED2-997C-4A4F39933D18 of jdoe@bluemind.loc was reset |
