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12/2/2006 3:15 PM
 
John Mitchell wrote

If you look at the page from my blog post earlier in this thread, all you would need to do is pass it the variables required to create a new user , you could pass them on the querystring or with a post.

The page is removing any authentication that may be required to actually create the user (like logging in as admin), so you would not want it to be reached by the general public.



Hey John,

Yup I read that and I guess I could write a command line program to access the page that your blog has mentioned.

The only problem is with roles assignment.  I need to be able to put people in certain DNN Roles when the account is setup.

Basically what I am doing is creating a way for a payment processor to send validation to my server, from which it then sets up an account.  I can handle the validation part, however, I need the server to be able to create the account and put it into a DNN role.
 
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12/2/2006 5:18 PM
 

Adding the user to a role would just take three more lines of code. 

                    RoleID = Int32.Parse(Request("RoleID"))

                    Dim oRoles As New RoleController

                   objRoles.UpdateUserRole(PortalSettings.PortalId, UserInfo.UserID, RoleID, False)


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12/2/2006 6:26 PM
 
I guess the big thing is that I don't have the time or all the skill required to do this myself.  That is why I am looking for a simple commandline that I can just pass parameters to.

Anybody interested?  Or interested in adapting JM's idea?

Thx
 
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12/2/2006 7:30 PM
 

Hi Tim,

As you might have noticed from this discussion, it's not as simple as just whipping up a command-line exe.  You'll probably need to pay someone for custom development if you can't do it yourself. Then again if you hold out long enough, you might be able to get someone to do it for free.  Good luck.


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12/2/2006 10:21 PM
 
Yup  -  You are most likely 100% correct.

If somebody wants to make a commandline way to add a user (working fully with dnn encrypted password), add a user to a group, as well as change user password and group assignment, I will offer a $200 bounty for this to be done (payable via paypal).  You would have to deliver full source/rights to me as the sponsor of this.

If you are interested, email me at timgt -@- hotmail.com

Thanks,
Tim :)
 
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