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<header>Batch Create Users</header> This page allows you to create multiple mail or FTP users at once from a text file. This file must list one user per line, and each line must have the following format :<p> <tt><i>username</i>:<i>realname</i>:<i>password</i>:<i>ftp-flag</i>:<i>email-flag</i>:<i>quota</i>:[<i>extras</i>]:[<i>forwards</i>]:[<i>databases</i>]</tt><p> The meanings of the fields are :<br> <dl> <dt>username <dd>The user's short login name, such as <i>joe</i>. If necessary the domain prefix will appended to make the real login name. <dt>realname <dd>The user's real name, like <i>Joe Smith</i>. <dt>password <dd>The initial password for the user, in plain text. <dt>ftp-flag <dd>If this is set to 1, the user will be allowed to login via FTP. Setting it to 0 or leaving it empty prevents FTP access. You can also use the full path to a valid shell for mailbox users, like <tt>/usr/bin/scponly</tt>. <dt>email-flag <dd>If this is set to 1, the user's primary email address will be enabled. <dt>quota <dd>The user's mail and home directory quota, in 1 kB disk blocks. <dt>extras <dd>A comma-separated list of extra email addresses for this user. These must be in Virtualmin domains that you manage. <dt>forwards <dd>A comma-separated list of email forwarding destinations for this user (typically addresses like <i>joe@otherdomain.com</i>). <dt>databases <dd>A comma-separated list of databases to grant access to for this user. Each must be a database type (<i>mysql</i> or <i>postgres</i>) and a database name, separated by a space. </dl><p> <footer>Private