User deletion in Squore permanently blocks an account and a login from being reused, and is therefore not recommended unless you know that the associated user will never need to access Squore again. Instead of deleting a user account, you can make it inactive. This section covers the difference between both operations.

When you delete an account:

When you deactivate an account:

Deactivating an account is usually a safer operation, especially if you are integrating Squore with an LDAP directory.

Squore lets you export your list of user accounts to a CSV file.

This feature makes use of a perl script that can be run from the command line, as long as you make sure that you have a valid Perl environment for Squore. Refer to the section called “Setting Perl Environment” for more information about verifying that your environment is correct before running the script.

In order to export user accounts, follow these steps:

The format of the csv files is described below.

users.csv

login;fullname;email;password;department;
demo;demo;demo@domain.com;[encrypted-password];demo;

members.csv

group;login
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