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@@ -849,6 +849,8 @@ Functions
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Permissions on this operation are of course rather strict:
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users can only modify their own password.
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Of course, an administrator can modify the password of every user.
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+ Active logins do not need to be refreshed, as the new username will automatically be used everywhere.
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+ From the next login, however, the new username has to be used, as the old one has been renamed.
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Examples:
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@@ -950,7 +952,18 @@ Functions
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.. function:: user_name(user, username)
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- TODO
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+ Changes the username of user *user* to *username*.
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+ From this point on, the user has been renamed, and all old permissions are inherited.
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+ Similar to password management, users can only alter their own username.
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+ The administrator can also alter the username of all users.
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+ Active logins do not need to be refreshed, as the new username will automatically be used everywhere.
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+ From the next login, however, the new username has to be used, as the old one has been renamed.
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+ Examples:
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+ * To change the username of user1 to user2.
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+ >>> user_name("user1", "user2")
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Exceptions
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^^^^^^^^^^
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