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NAME

Crashplan::Client::User - Object representation of Crashplan PROe server's entity

SYNOPSIS

Crashplan::Client::User objects are instancied by Crashplan::Client.

Specifically, calling Crashplan::Client->parse_response after querying the server could produce Crashplan::Client::User

DESCRIPTION

A user represents a distinct entity which uses the CrashPlan PRO Server for backups. Every user is a member of exactly one org. Users may also contain one or more computers.

METHODS

new

The Crashplan::Client::User constructor

id

Getter for the 'id" attribute.

creationDate

Getter for the 'creationDate" attribute.

modificationDate

Getter for the 'modificationDate" attribute.

firstName

First name of the user

archiveBytesDeltaMonth

Change in the number of bytes stored in the user'sarchive(s) over a month

archiveBytesDelta

Change in the number of bytes stored in the user'sarchive(s)

status

“Active” if the user is currently active, “Deactivated” if the user has beendeactivated

quotaBytes

Configured size quota for this org (in gigabytes)

dailyChange

?

selectedBytes

Byte count for all files selected for backup

username

Used for user creation

todoFiles

Count of all files waiting to be backed up

email

Email address of the user

archiveBytes

Number of bytes stored in the user's archive(s)

lastName

Last name of the user

orgId

The id of the org to which this user belongs

selectedFiles

Count of all files selected for backup

todoBytes

Byte count for all files waiting to be backed up

update

Update an User entry in the database

url

Getter for the 'url" to access the REST server

SEE ALSO

http://support.crashplanpro.com/doku.php/api#user

AUTHOR

Arnaud (Arhuman) Assad, copyright 2011 Jaguar Network

LICENSE

This library is free software . You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as perl itself.

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