user query also returns groups

[deajan]

While developping around grommunio-admin, I noticed that

grommunio-admin user query returns users, but also groups, with no way to differentiate users from groups. Pretty sure that should be a job for grommunio-admin mlist list, getting user list should not include mailing lists IMO.

Using

grommunio-admin-web-3.1.0.36.b3e1844-lp155.109.1.noarch
grommunio-admin-api-1.16.8.ab650a1-lp155.120.1.noarch
grommunio-admin-common-38.f4553bd-lp155.24.1.noarch

[crpb]

getting user list should not include mailing lists IMO.

i know exactly how you feel :rofl: . that mlist was historicaly seen a bit different but i can only concur that could be divided to somethine else.

And the --filter= feature isn't that good at filtering or i just couldn't make out how to do it. I ended up just using bonkers jq with the json-output..
e.g.

grom_doms is a function
grom_doms ()
{
    grommunio-admin domain query domainname # not needed anymore. ->. | sed '/domainname/d'
}
grom_users is a function
grom_users ()
{
    local doms;
    if [[ $# -ge 1 ]]; then
        doms=$(grep "^${1}" <<<"$(grom_doms)");
    else
        doms=$(grom_doms);
    fi;
    for dom in $doms;
    do
        grommunio-admin user query username status maildir --format json-structured | jq -r '.[]|select((.username|endswith("'"${dom}"'")) and (.maildir|.!="") and ((.status==0) or (.status==4)))|.username';
    done
}

grommunio-admin user query returns users, but also groups, with no way to differentiate users from groups.

it will also give you contacts which at least only show up as 'contact-NNN' (when not of your domain) and status 5/contact

You can differentiate when you query ID status maildir username(not really but could help..)

• status: 0/active -> users + groups
  • maildir: users
  • maildir: groups
• status: 4/shared -> shared mailboxes
• status: 5/contact -> contacts

i wrote this thingy once but never extended it to orgs and contacts but that might help ^_^

#!/bin/bash
set -e
set -x

# retrieve mailbox folders, usually /var/lib/gromox/{user,domain}
domainPrefix=$(grommunio-admin config get options.domainPrefix)
userPrefix=$(grommunio-admin config get options.userPrefix)

# retrieve all configured domains
domaindata="$(grommunio-admin domain query --format=csv --separator=';' homedir ID domainname | grep "^${domainPrefix}")"
userdata="$(grommunio-admin user query --format=csv --separator=';' maildir ID username domainID | grep "^${userPrefix}")"
#
# grommunio-admin domain query --format json-structured ID orgID domainname activeUsers address adminName chat chatID displayname domainStatus endDay homedir homeserverID inactiveUsers maxUser tel title virtualUsers
# grommunio-admin org query --format json-structured ID name domainCount description
# grommunio-admin user query --format json-structured ID aliases changePassword chat chatAdmin domainID forward homeserverID lang ldapID maildir pop3_imap privArchive privChat privFiles privVideo publicAddress smtp status username
#
for domain in ${domaindata[@]}; do
  domainID="$(awk -F';' '{print $2}' <<< "$domain")"
  domainname="$(awk -F';' '{print $3}' <<< "$domain")"
  homedir="$(awk -F';' '{print $1}' <<< "$domain")"
  users="$(awk -F';' '$4=='$domainID'' <<< "$userdata")"
  for user in $users; do
    read maildir username <<< $(awk -F';' '{print $1, $3}' <<< "$user")
  done
done