Migrate old users like "user-net", "user_net", etc. to new networks #139

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opened 2026-10-05 04:00:59 +02:00 by adam · 2 comments
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Maybe via a separate script...

Maybe via a separate script... <!-- github-sync-id:6408258 -->
adam closed this issue 2026-10-05 04:00:59 +02:00
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perhaps instead have the edit user page on the webadmin display a notification for users not already in a network that allows them to assign it to an existing/new network.

Some people might not have a specific format for their users. I myself use network_nickname, so some of the user accounts that belong to me do not all have the same 'user' portion.

perhaps instead have the edit user page on the webadmin display a notification for users not already in a network that allows them to assign it to an existing/new network. Some people might not have a specific format for their users. I myself use network_nickname, so some of the user accounts that belong to me do not all have the same 'user' portion. <!-- github-comment-id:8018792 -->
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There was a "movenetwork" command in an early version of my network branch. But it was removed due to moving around module NV folders is messy.

I think the usage was something like:

MoveNetwork source-user source-network dest-user dest-network-name

I never used a special user{-,_,@}network format, but I used the network name as my network name.

There was a "movenetwork" command in an early version of my network branch. But it was removed due to moving around module NV folders is messy. I think the usage was something like: ``` MoveNetwork source-user source-network dest-user dest-network-name ``` I never used a special `user{-,_,@}network` format, but I used the network name as my network name. <!-- github-comment-id:8045368 -->
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Reference: adam/znc#139