Update ReSeeD user management: Replaced "RDMS" with "ReSeeD" where applicable authored by Pascal Ernster's avatar Pascal Ernster
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We have developed a rake task to register users called [setup_users.rake](https://gitlab.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/researchdata/rdms/-/blob/develop/hyrax/lib/tasks/setup_users.rake). The rake task creates users defined in a JSON file. This task can also be used to update user information or their role. We have developed a rake task to register users called [setup_users.rake](https://gitlab.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/researchdata/rdms/-/blob/develop/hyrax/lib/tasks/setup_users.rake). The rake task creates users defined in a JSON file. This task can also be used to update user information or their role.
### Different ways to authenticate in RDMS ### Different ways to authenticate in ReSeeD
Users can authenticate into RDMS by the following means Users can authenticate into ReSeeD by the following means
* Database authentication (using email id and password) * Database authentication (using email id and password)
...@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Users can authenticate into RDMS by the following means ...@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Users can authenticate into RDMS by the following means
* Orcid authentication (using orcid) * Orcid authentication (using orcid)
If your user would like to sign in using the database or using Orcid authentication, they need to registered in RDMS before they can sign in. If your user would like to sign in using the database or using Orcid authentication, they need to register in ReSeeD before they can sign in.
There is no need to register Shibboleth users using this rake task, except to assign them to appropriate roles. There is no need to register Shibboleth users using this rake task, except to assign them to appropriate roles.
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* Open a terminal in the web container * Open a terminal in the web container
``` ```
docker exec -it rdms-web-1 /bin/bash docker exec -it reseed-web-1 /bin/bash
``` ```
Note: The web container could be different for you. Run `docker ps` to get the name of the container Note: The web container could be different for you. Run `docker ps` to get the name of the container
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