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OpenSIPS CLI - User module

Module used to add/remove/update user information in OpenSIPS tables.

Commands

This module exports the following commands:

  • add - adds a new username in the database; accepts an optional user (with or without a domain) as parameter, followed by a password. If any of them are missing, you will be prompted for
  • password - changes the password of an username; accepts similar parameters as add
  • delete - removes an username from the database; accepts the user as parameter

Configuration

The parameters from this tool can be either provisioned in the configuration file, either prompted for during runtime, similar to the database module. If a parameter is specified in the configuration file, you will not be prompted for it!

These are the parameters that can be specified in the config file:

  • domain - the domain of the username; this is only read/prompted for when the user to be added/deleted does not already have a domain part scripts/ directory in the OpenSIPS source tree, or /usr/share/opensips/
  • plain_text_passwords - indicates whether passwords should be stored in plain-text, or just the ha1 and ha1b values. Defaults to false

Examples

Add the username@domain.com user with the S3cureP4s$ password.

opensips-cli -x user add username@domain.com S3cureP4s$

If the domain, or password is not specified, it will be prompted:

(opensips-cli): user add razvan
Please provide the domain of the user: domain.com
Please enter new password:
Please repeat the password:

A similar behavior is for the delete and passwords commands, where you will be prompted for the missing/necessary information.

To remove an username, use the delete command:

opensips-cli -x user delete username@domain.com

Dependencies

  • sqlalchemy - used to abstract the database manipulation, regardless of the backend used

Limitations

This module can only manipulate database backends that are supported by the SQLAlchemy project, such as SQLite, Postgresql, MySQL, Oracle, MS-SQL.