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# `Account Management`

`src.cmd.account.``add_user`(cmd)

  The add_user cmd allows a current user to add an additional user.

  usage example:

      >>> cchrrd add_user

  This command assumes that MySQL logs are currently disabled and/or in a restricted directory: See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/password-logging.html for more details.

`src.cmd.account.``drop_user`(cmd)

  The drop_user cmd allows a current user to drop an existing user from the database, including their own user account.

  All users that have access to system are treated as administrators. Any user have rightst to drop any and all users from the database.

  Usage Example:

      >>> cchrrd drop_user

`src.cmd.account.``update_user`(cmd)

  The update_user cmd allows a current user to update user name and password for a user, including their own username and/or password.

  This command assumes that MySQL logs are currently disabled and/or in a restricted directory: See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/password-logging.html for more details.

  All users that have access to system are treated as administrators. Any user can update any username or password for all users.

  Usage Example:

      >>> cchrrd update_user

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