"AccountName","ACCESSRIGHTS_PACKED","Enabled","EnableLogin","Login","EnablePass","Pass","GroupName" The intention is to show the power and flexibility as each user-account can be assigned their own home-directory (c:\ftp\mmc999), groups, login-name, passwords, etc.
Please note, this is generic data and in this case, I choose to make a simple list of account-names that are prefixed with “mmc” and then use a 3-digit number. Below you will find the first row contains the list of columns each row/record will contain subsequent rows contain the data for the accounts. In the following example, we are defining a CSV file to import 11 new user-accounts (mmc000 to mmc010). Please see this HOWTO for more information. NOTE: Executing this functionality can be automated from the command-line utility “bpftpserver-adduser.exe”. All other fields are optional, but each row in the CSV-file must contain the same fields as defined in the first header-record. If not, a new user-account will be created and all of the data will be set to the provided information. If ACCOUNTNAME exists, the data will be updated. In this list, the first record you see is “ACCOUNTNAME”, this is a MANDATORY record as it is the unique-primary-key for the data. Below is a list of fields that are supported for import. To this end, we’ve developed a function that allows you to IMPORT user-accounts from another source, using a CSV file. This is analogous to a spreadsheet, such as Microsoft Excel and is often used as a method of getting data in/out of a spreadsheet. A CSV-File is a flat-text-file that contains a list of records (one per row) with a defined set of field-values for that record. In the latest release of BulletProof FTP Server, we’ve added the ability to import users via the “Bulk Import (CSV)” button, located in the User Manager.
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