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Adicionando um novo usuário Um usuário é uma pessoa (ou grupo de pessoas) que se autenticou fornecendo os dados de registro solicitados. Normalmente, você cria contas de usuário para conceder acesso a partes exclusivas de seu site ou permitir que seus visitantes exibam seu conteúdo.

Para criar um novo usuário, você terá que seguir os seguintes passos:

1. Faça login no painel de administração do seu site web Joomla!

Abra uma nova janela do navegador e digite o URL correspondente. Isso seria algo como http://www.nome_do_seu_site_aqui.com/administrator

Assim que a página for carregada, inicie sessão como administrador do site. Atente-se que outras contas poderão não ter os direitos de adicionar novos usuários, dependendo do nível de acesso concedido. Mais sobre os níveis de acesso será mostrado mais adiante neste tutorial.

2. Abra o Gerenciador de Usuários

Navigate to the Users → Manage → Add New User page from top menu.

Now, let's fill in the user Account Details.

Account Details

Name - this field will contain the user's real name, like John Smith.

Login Name - the name to be used to log into the site, like jsmith or yellowbird67.

Password - here you can enter a temporary password that you will send to the user so it can login for the first time. The user will be able to change this to something that is easy to remember or more secure. A good rule of thumb for choosing a safe password is to use lower case letters together with upper case letters and numerals while having a minimal length of six characters.

Confirm Password - here you have to reenter the previously-chosen password just to make sure there was no typographical error in the first one.

Email - here you enter an email address for the user.

Receive System Emails - Set if the user should receive system-relevant e-mails. Unless the user is an Administrator or Super User you probably want to set this option to No.

User Status - here you have the possibility to disable a previously created user account without deleting it. This option might be useful for banning users until they (or you) take a certain action. Simply set this option to Blocked to disable the account.

Require Password Reset - Setting this option to Yes requires the user to reset their password the next time they log into the site.

Assigned User Groups

Choosing the correct group to assign your user to may be crucial for your site's security so pay attention when setting this up! There is no golden-rule for choosing the user group except maybe for this one: "Keep the rights as low as possible". Normally, you wouldn't want to assign the Super User or even Administrator role to just anyone. The Manager role is somewhat weaker but still strong enough to compromise your site's content. In 99% of the cases you will assign your users to the Registered group, thus only allowing them front-end access. In case you need more granularity of the access levels you might consider a third-party extension from the Extensions directory.

Basic Settings

Backend Template Style - Select the template style for the Administrator Backend interface. This will only affect this User.

Backend Language - this parameter sets the administration panel's language.

Frontend Language - this parameter sets the website's frontend language when the user is logged in.

User Editor - this parameter specifies which one of the built-in editors the user will be using while editing the information on the site.

Time Zone - well, this speaks for itself. Here you can set the user's time zone. This information will be used wherever time and date is displayed to the logged in user.

Once you are done entering all the information above, click the Save & Close button.

If you have enabled the user by setting the User Status field to Enabled, the user is now able to login using the username and password you have set.

Disabling/Banning a User

In order to disable or ban an existing user - not allowing them to log into the site - you will have to log into the Administrator and open the User Manager from the Site menu → User Manager. In the user list, select the corresponding user by clicking on its name. In the newly opened panel, set the User Status option to Blocked and press the Save & Close button.

Please note that this method will not delete the user account but will only disable it. You can always re-enable it by setting the User Status option to Enabled.

Deleting a User

In order to delete a user from your database, log into the Administrator as described above and choose Site menu → User Manager from the top menu. On the opening page, select the checkbox to the left of the name you would like to remove and press the Delete button above.

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 '''Adicionando um novo usuário'''
 Um usuário é uma pessoa (ou grupo de pessoas) que se autenticou fornecendo os dados de registro solicitados. Normalmente, você cria contas de usuário para conceder acesso a partes exclusivas de seu site ou permitir que seus visitantes exibam seu conteúdo.
 Para criar um novo usuário, você terá que seguir os seguintes passos:
+<div class="mw-translate-fuzzy">
 '''1. Faça login no painel de administração do seu site web Joomla!'''
+</div>
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 Assim que a página for carregada, inicie sessão como administrador do site. Atente-se que outras contas poderão não ter os direitos de adicionar novos usuários, dependendo do nível de acesso concedido. Mais sobre os níveis de acesso será mostrado mais adiante neste tutorial.
+<div class="mw-translate-fuzzy">
 '''2. Abra o Gerenciador de Usuários'''
+</div>
-After logging in, go to the Site menu item, situated in the upper-left corner, right under the green bar separating the site header from the content area. In the opening menu select User Manager.
+Navigate to the {{rarr|Users,Manage,Add New User}} page from top menu.
-'''3. Add the new user'''
+Now, let's fill in the user Account Details.
-On the newly opened page, press the New button in the upper-right corner [[Image:Icon-32-new.gif]]. This will open the new user panel where you can enter the user data.
+== Account Details ==
-Now, let's fill in the user details:
-===Account details===
+'''Name''' - this field will contain the user's real name, like ''John Smith''.
-'''Name''' - this field will contain the user's real name, like John Smith.
+'''Login Name''' - the name to be used to log into the site, like ''jsmith'' or ''yellowbird67''.
-'''Username''' - this would be the user or login name to be used to log in to the site, like jsmith or yellowbird67.
+'''Password''' - here you can enter a temporary password that you will send to the user so it can login for the first time. The user will be able to change this to something that is easy to remember or more secure. A good rule of thumb for choosing a safe password is to use lower case letters together with upper case letters and numerals while having a minimal length of six characters.
-'''New password''' - here you can enter a temporary password that you will send to the user so it can log in for the first time. The user will be able to change this later to something that is easy to remember. A good rule of thumb for choosing a safe password is to use small letters together with capitals and numbers while having a minimal length of six characters. A good example would be p9HWc0Ak.
+'''Confirm Password''' - here you have to reenter the previously-chosen password just to make sure there was no typographical error in the first one.
-'''Verify password''' - here you have to reenter the previously choosen password just to make sure there was no typo in the first one.
+'''Email''' - here you enter an email address for the user.
-'''Email''' - here you enter an email address for the user.
+'''Receive System Emails''' - Set if the user should receive system-relevant e-mails. Unless the user is an Administrator or Super User you probably want to set this option to ''No''.
-'''Receive System E-mails''' - Set if the user should receive system relevant e-mails. If the user is an Administrator or Super Administrator you probably want to set this option to "No".
+'''User Status''' - here you have the possibility to disable a previously created user account without deleting it. This option might be useful for banning users until they (or you) take a certain action. Simply set this option to ''Blocked'' to disable the account.
-'''Block user''' - here you have the possibility to disable a previously created user account without deleting it. This option might be useful for banning users until they (or you) take a certain action. Simply set this option to Yes to disable the account.
+'''Require Password Reset''' - Setting this option to ''Yes'' requires the user to reset their password the next time they log into the site.
-===Assigned User Groups===
+== Assigned User Groups ==
-Choosing the correct group to assign your user to may be crucial for your site's security so pay attention when setting this up! There is no golden-rule for choosing the user group except maybe for this one: "Keep the rights as low as posible". Normally, you wouldn't want to assign the Super Administrator or even Administrator role to just anyone. The Manager role is somewhat weaker but still strong enough to compromise your site's content. In 99% of the cases you will assign your users to the "Registered" group, thus only allowing them front-end access. In case you need more granularity of the access levels you might consider a third-party extension from the Extensions directory.
+Choosing the correct group to assign your user to may be crucial for your site's security so pay attention when setting this up! There is no golden-rule for choosing the user group except maybe for this one: "Keep the rights as low as possible". Normally, you wouldn't want to assign the Super User or even Administrator role to just anyone. The Manager role is somewhat weaker but still strong enough to compromise your site's content. In 99% of the cases you will assign your users to the ''Registered'' group, thus only allowing them front-end access. In case you need more granularity of the access levels you might consider a third-party extension from the Extensions directory.
-===Basic Settings===
+== Basic Settings ==
+'''Backend Template Style''' - Select the template style for the Administrator Backend interface. This will only affect this User.
-'''Back-end Language''' - this parameter sets the administration panel's language.
+'''Backend Language''' - this parameter sets the administration panel's language.
-'''Front-end Language''' - this parameter sets the website's panel's language when the user is logged in.
+'''Frontend Language''' - this parameter sets the website's frontend language when the user is logged in.
 '''User Editor''' - this parameter specifies which one of the built-in editors the user will be using while editing the information on the site.
-'''Help Site''' - here you can specify the location of the help files. These can be read from the files installed on your server (Local) or from the the Joomla! site (help.joomla.org). I usually prefer setting this option to help.joomla.org as this information tends to be more up to date.
 '''Time Zone''' - well, this speaks for itself. Here you can set the user's time zone. This information will be used wherever time and date is displayed to the logged in user.
+Once you are done entering all the information above, click the ''Save & Close'' button.
-The Contact Information field will show the user's contact data if there is a corresponding entry in the Contact Manager.
+If you have enabled the user by setting the ''User Status'' field to ''Enabled'', the user is now able to login using the username and password you have set.
-Once you are done entering all the information above, click the Save button (the floppy disk icon in the upper-right corner).
-If you have enabled the user (by setting the Block User field to No), it is now able to log in using the usename and login you have set.
-'''Disabling/Banning a user'''
-In order to disable or ban an existing user - not allowing them to login to the site - you will have to log in to the administration panel and open the User Manager from the Site menu -> User Manager. In the user list select the corresponding user by clicking on its name. In the newly opened panel, set the Block User option to Yes and press the Save button (the floppy disk icon in the upper-right corner).
+== Disabling/Banning a User ==
-Please note that this method will not delete the user account but will only disable it. You can always re-enable it by setting the Block User option to No.
+In order to disable or ban an existing user - not allowing them to log into the site - you will have to log into the Administrator and open the User Manager from the {{rarr|Site menu,User Manager}}. In the user list, select the corresponding user by clicking on its name. In the newly opened panel, set the ''User Status'' option to ''Blocked'' and press the ''Save & Close'' button.
+Please note that this method will not delete the user account but will only disable it. You can always re-enable it by setting the ''User Status'' option to ''Enabled''.
-'''Deleting a user'''
+== Deleting a User ==
-In order to delete a user from your database, log in to he administration panel as described above and choose Site -> User Manager from the top menu. On the opening page, select the checkbox to the left of the user's name you would like to remove and press the Delete button in the upper-right corner.
+In order to delete a user from your database, log into the Administrator as described above and choose {{rarr|Site menu,User Manager}} from the top menu. On the opening page, select the checkbox to the left of the name you would like to remove and press the ''Delete'' button above.
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