MRCI/docs/intern_commands/add_acct.md

### Summary ###

create a new host user account.

### IO ###

```[-name (text) -email (text) {-disp (text)}]/[text]```

### Description ###

this creates a new user account with the user name given in -name and an email address used for account recovery in -email. the command will fail if the user name or email address already exists. you can pass the optional -disp to set the display name for the new user account. the display name can be used by clients to present the user account to other clients without showing the true user name or make it easier for users to identify each other since the display name is not restricted by uniqueness. the display name can be anything; it's only restricted to 32 chars or less but it cannot contain new lines or lines breaks.
Initial commit for the MRCI project. 2019-09-06 23:43:07 -04:00			`### Summary ###`

			`create a new host user account.`

			`### IO ###`

			```[-name (text) -email (text) {-disp (text)}]/[text]```

			`### Description ###`

Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future. 2019-11-08 22:06:09 -05:00			this creates a new user account with the user name given in -name and an email address used for account recovery in -email. the command will fail if the user name or email address already exists. you can pass the optional -disp to set the display name for the new user account. the display name can be used by clients to present the user account to other clients without showing the true user name or make it easier for users to identify each other since the display name is not restricted by uniqueness. the display name can be anything; it's only restricted to 32 chars or less but it cannot contain new lines or lines breaks.