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## Users

This section is intended to users management. It offers features in dependence on user's permissions. I.e., user may enter this section, but cannot modify anything. Or user may modify, but cannot create new users.

All possible features of users section:

- create new user

- modify basic data

- change password

- disable/enable user

- assign user to groups - Assignment to groups gives user proper permissions

Table 14.1. After default installation on an empty DB, admin user is created automatically

User name | Description
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clover | Clover user has admin permissions, thus default password "clover" should be changed after installation.

Figure 14.1. Web GUI - section "Users" under "Configuration"

Table 14.2. User attributes

Attribute | Description
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Domain | Domain which is the origin of the user. There are only two possible values currently: "clover" or "ldap".
Username | Common user identifier. Must be unique, cannot contain spaces or special characters, just letters and numbers.
Password | Case sensitive password. If user looses his password, the new one must be set. Password is stored in encrypted form for security reasons, so it cannot be retrieved from database and must be changed by the user who has proper permission for such operation.
First name |
Last name |
E-mail | E-mail address which may be used by CloverETL administrator or by CloverETL server for automatic notifications. See Send an Email for details.

### Edit user record

User with permission "Create user" or "Edit user" can use this form to set basic user parameters.

Figure 14.2. Web GUI - edit user

### Change users Password

If user looses his password, the new one must be set. So user with permission "Change passwords" can use this form to do it.

Figure 14.3. Web GUI - change password

### Group assignment

Assignment to groups gives user proper permissions. Only logged user with permission "Groups assignment" can access this form and specify groups which the user is assigned in. See Groups for details about permissions.

Figure 14.4. Web GUI - groups assignment

### Disabling / enabling users

Since user record has various relations to the logs and history records, it can't be deleted. So it's disabled instead. It basically means, that the record doesn't display in the list and the user can't login.

However disabled user may be enabled again. Please note, that disabled user is removed from its groups, so groups should be assigned properly after re-enabling.

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