exp:expuserenable

Available since Exponential 6.0.15 (in development, not in a release yet).

Summary

Enable a disabled user account again, as Edit user settings does; an account that was never activated is approved with exp:user:approve instead (a dry run unless --apply)

Usage

./console exp:expuserenable [options]
php bin/php/expuserenable.php [options]
./console exp:user:enable [options]

Aliases

exp:user:enable

Help

The output of ./console help exp:expuserenable (the script run with --help), without the standard options:

Usage: bin/php/expuserenable.php [OPTION]... [USER]
Enable a user account
Enables a disabled account again through the setsettings operation of the user module, as Edit
user settings does. An account that was never activated (it still has its activation key) is not
enabled here: exp:user:approve finishes its registration, with the mails and steps that belong to
it. Without --apply nothing is changed.

./console exp:user:enable jane
./console exp:user:enable jane --apply


Options:
  --apply         Make the change; without it the command only lists what it would change (a dry run)
  --dry-run       The default, kept for scripts that pass it: list what would change, change nothing
  --as=VALUE      Act as this user (login, e-mail or id; default the user of [UserSettings] UserCreatorID); the audit records it as who did it
  --format=VALUE  text (default) or json (the machine output exp-user/1)

Options

Arguments

[user]

Standard options

Every script also takes the standard options of the script framework: --help, --quiet, --siteaccess, --debug, --colors, --no-colors, --logfiles, --no-logfiles, --verbose and --allow-root-user.

Source

bin/php/expuserenable.php, kernel/private/classes/commands/expuserenable.php

See also

Generated example: exp:expuserenable

Added to the reference for Exponential 6.0.15.