# reguser.add Registers an user
Syntax
    reguser.add [-r] [-f] [-q] <name> [mask]
Description
Adds a new entry with the specified <name> to the database. If the database contains an entry with the same <name>, this command just prints a warning and returns. If no [mask] is given the new entry has no registration masks: so it can't be "matched" yet. You have to add at least one mask with reguser.addmask. If [mask] is given, then it is added to the entry mask list. The <name> parameter may contain any character: even spaces are allowed (obviously you have to use quotes in that case). If the '-r' switch is given , the new entry replaces any previous one with the same <name> (the old entry is removed). If the '-f' switch is given , and there is an existing entry with the same name , no warning is printed and the old entry is treated just like it has been just added (thus the [mask] is eventually added to its mask list). The '-q' switch causes the command to run in "quiet" mode and print no warning.
Examples
        reguser.add Pragma
See also
Registered users database interface, Registered users database, reguser.remove, reguser.addmask, $reguser.list

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