AccuRev CLI User's Guide

The synctime adjust a client machine’s system clock to match that of the AccuRev server
machine. The diag command displays AccuRev performance figures.
The archive, unarchive, and reclaim commands manage the archiving of storage container files
that can be moved to offline storage — for example, because they are no longer needed.
At a site that uses a replica of the master AccuRev repository, the mkreplica and rmreplica
command maintain the set of depots that are replicated at that site. The replica sync command
performs a manual synchronization of the replica repository with the master repository.
Managing Users and Security
Command Description
addmember add a user to a group
chgroup rename a group
chpasswd change the password of a user
chuser rename a user
ismember does a particular user belong to a particular group?
lock lock a dynamic stream against promotions
login log in to an AccuRev Server
logout log out from an AccuRev Server
lsacl show access control list entries
mkgroup create a new group of users
mkuser register a new username
rmmember remove a user from a group
setacl create an access control list entry
setlocalpasswd create an authn file on the local machine
unlock unlock a dynamic stream that was locked against promotions
AccuRev maintains a registry of users (with optional password protection) and user groups.
Access to repository data structures is controlled by stream locks and ACLs (access control lists).
Access to particular CLI commands is controlled by triggers.
The mkuser command allocates a unique numeric user-ID, and assigns it a new username; it
optionally sets a password for the user. The chuser and chpasswd commands change the name
and password settings for an existing user-ID.
The setlocalpasswd command also changes your password settings; it is used only by the
“traditional” user-authentication scheme, not the new scheme based on the login command.
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