List of registered users

[cveres]

I would like to see the usernames of all registered users on my solid community server. I realize there may be situations where this might be sensitive in terms of privacy but in my case it is just for test purposes.

[fandroide]

Not sure if it can be related or I’m understanding correctly the point but you can try to have a look at this repo:

src · main · Angelo Veltens / solid-groups · GitLab

Solid Groups

The thing is that people registered at the above app are included as part of a SOLID Pod. If you are deploying your own Community Solid Server and you want to track users who can register themselves with different issuers maybe it’s related with this topic:

Music Platform

Thanks for the wireframes :). Overall I think you’ve got the right idea, but maybe you’re missing something when it comes to the information architecture: Where’s the data? Which is understandable, this is what makes Solid different from other technologies after all. There are different ways to go about it, let me share some ideas. A “Pure” Solid Application runs entirely in the browser and has no server-side component, that’s what makes it completely decentralized (this is my own definition,…

Maybe there’s a way to trace all the registration requests in your CSS (have you checked the logs when people are arriving?) I haven’t go that far yet, sorry

[bourgeoa]

If I understand you correctly you are looking at the pods list on your server.
This can only be done server side by a server administrator.

[A_A]

If you don’t get a useful response here, try it on their gihub discussion site (Discussions · CommunitySolidServer/CommunitySolidServer · GitHub). Iirc for a file-based storage (community-solid-server -c @css:config/file.json) there is one folder per account. For other storages I don’t know, but there’s surely a way to do it

[ewingson]

@cveres

my experience is you simply look at the root of the site with the databrowser (mashlib) https://solidos.github.io/mashlib/dist/browse.html

another possibility is to do a curl -i https://server.net

[cveres]

Thanks, yes I am the administrator.
I can look at the pod names but I’d like a list of user names and registered emails, so I can for example send emails to all my users. All my users will be using their PODs for a specific application to begin with, and I want to be able to send them all updates.

[cveres]

Thanks. Yes I can look at the PODs, but I’d like a list of registered usernames and email too, so I can for example send emails to all my users. All my users will be using their PODs for a specific application to begin with, and I want to be able to send them all updates.

[cveres]

Yes I can look at the folders but I don’t know what user names they belong to.

[ewingson]

@cveres

you have CSS right ?
the foldername should be the username.
as Login-ID CSS uses the registered email.
you should find those in the .internal folder.

[cveres]

Found it, thank you!!