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account

Creates an account, or gives an administrator access to the administration API.

Syntax Console In game Minimum level Role
account create <username> <password> [level] Yes Yes, in Standalone Administrator Login / Standalone
account api-access <username> <on|off> Yes, local only No — (local console) Login / Standalone
account create <username> <password> [Regular|GameMaster|Administrator]

The account level defaults to Regular. The command waits for IAccountService.CreateAccountAsync and reports success, an existing username, or an error without printing the password. The interactive console masks the password token while it is typed and does not include the raw command line in its error log. The account is stored in the shared Accounts PostgreSQL database. Game-only processes do not register this command or receive Accounts credentials.

In-game administrators can type .account create .... The server does not echo or broadcast the input and does not write it to its logs. The UO client may retain the typed command in its own local history.

Plugins can add commands through RegisterCommand<TExecutor>; see Writing a plugin.

Every text a command shows to players, its description in help and the dispatcher’s replies (unknown command, not available here, not allowed, failed) come from the message files in the server language (ILocalizationService, ids 30008–30229; see Localization). Command syntax, account types, sources and map names stay technical names, as the commands take them. On a login-only process, which has no message files, the texts are English. Operator-only console output (account api-access, script) stays English.

account api-access <username> <on|off>

Available only in the Login/Standalone local console, even when the caller is an in-game Administrator. Accounts created with account create start with API access disabled. Enable an existing Administrator to provision the first panel user; disabling access revokes its administrative sessions across hosts. Game login is unaffected. See Administration API.

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