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##  Meta commands
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ok> help

    List this help.

ok> r

    Repeat last command.

ok> quit | exit

    Quit this console.


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##  Tenant Commands - for administering tenants
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ok> show tenants

    List all tenants and show their details.
    
ok> show tenant <tenant domain>

    Show tenant details - status (ie. whether enabled or disabled) and root contentstore directory.

    Example:   show tenant yyy.zzz.com

ok> create <tenant domain> <tenant admin password> [<root contentstore dir>]

    Create tenant. By default the tenant will be enabled. It will have an admin
    user called "admin@<tenant domain>" with supplied admin password. All users
    that the admin creates, will login using "<username>@<tenant domain>". 
    The root of the contentstore directory can be optionally specified, otherwise 
    it will default to the repository default root contentstore (as specified by 
    the dir.contentstore property). The default workflows will also be bootstrapped.
    
    Examples:  create zzz.com l3tm31n /usr/tenantstores/zzz
               create yyy.zzz.com g00dby3 /usr/tenantstores/yyy.zzz
               create myorg h3ll0
               
ok> createWithoutWorkflows <tenant domain> <tenant admin password> [<root contentstore dir>]

    Same as create, except the default workflows will not be bootstrapped.
    
ok> bootstrapWorkflows <tenant domain>

    Bootstrap the default workflows.
    
    Examples:  bootstrapWorkflows yyy.zzz.com
    
ok> changeAdminPassword <tenant domain> <tenant admin password>

    Useful if the tenant's admin (admin@<tenant domain>) has forgotten their password.
    
    Example:   changeAdminPassword yyy.zzz.com n3wpassw0rd

ok> enable <tenant domain>

    Enable tenant so that is active and available for new logins
    
    Example:   enable yyy.zzz.com

ok> disable <tenant domain>

    Disable tenant so that is inactive. Existing logins will fail on next usage.
    
    Example:   enable yyy.zzz.com

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