I don't think it's doable with the currently available CLI commands in
DSpace:
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC5x/Managing+User+Accounts
You could, however, use a CLI SQL client (psql) to manipulate membership in
the epersongroup2eperson table. You can find out the user and group IDs
from the eperson and epersongroup table, respectively.
Alternatively, assuming you're using password authentication and want to
put all users into a single group, you can use the login.specialgroup
option in [dspace]/config/modules/authentication-password.cfg. Please note
that special group membership is dynamic - it doesn't appear in the
epersongroup2eperson table, but you can check effective membership in the
profile of a logged in user.
Regards,
~~helix84
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