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  48                         <h3 class="entry-header">PQA Merge: User Issues</h3>
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  52   <li>Starting to look into user accounts issues</li>
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  54   <li>Send out form for LDAP Authentication Information</li>
  55
  56   <li>Coded up pong.sh and pong.tcl to check and see if ccase-rmna-3 is up or down</li>
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  58   <li>Created initial set of PQA User/Group Account files</li>
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  62                               <h2>PQA User/Group Account Files</h2>
  63
  64 <p>Here's what I did for user accounts. I've attached all the files and
  65 will refer to them by name here.</p>
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  67 <h3>OEM Users</h3>
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  69 <p>First I took the export list from Clearquest (<tt>userinfo.txt.orig</tt>).
  70 This is the untouched original export file.</p>
  71
  72 <p>Next I extracted user names that begin with "oem" -&gt; <tt>OEMUsers.cqu</tt>. Then I noticed that some of these users only appeared to be subscribed to NAS or BT. I then separated those out to <tt>OldOEMUsers.cqu</tt>.</p>
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  74 <h3>New Groups</h3>
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  76 <p>Patterning off of <tt>userinfo.txt.orig</tt> file for groups I created <tt>NewGroups.cqu</tt> to match the new groups you describe on your Users tab of the Excel Workbook. The group records from  <tt>userinfo.txt.orig</tt> I stored off in <tt>Groups.cqu</tt> and then separated off groups that were only NAS or BT to <tt>OldGroups.cqu</tt>.</p>
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  78 <h3>Other Users</h3>
  79
  80 <p>This left me with all of the other users which were split up into <tt>Users.cqu</tt> and <tt>RemovedUsers.cqu</tt> based on whether they
  81 subscribed to Prod or TO.</p>
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  83 <h3>Changing databases= line</h3>
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  85 <p>For all files I made the following assumption: If the databases= line
  86 contained no values then that means "all databases". So any users or
  87 groups with a databases= line with no values I assume subscribed to TO
  88 or Prod. I left these databases= lines alone.</p>
  89
  90 <p>For other users or groups, if TO or Prod appeared in the databases=
  91 line I removed all values and put in Cont.</p>
  92
  93 <p>Please let me know if this comes close to what you wanted WRT users and groups.</p>
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