Hi Andrea,  The short answer is no, well not without special programming to build a bridge between the two DB's.   I am not aware of any plugin or bridge at this time that would allow you to do that.  Also remember that doing that would also prevent them from accepting the TOS as well which is important.  

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Thanks @dave. Do you think that would be too complicated? I can work with php (i'm not a pro, but i can write some code)

It really depends on what is in the data you have.  I have built bridges and converted data from one social site to another in the past, but not to oxwall (yet).  So im not sure what all would be required, there are always surprises. 

I dont think it would be that hard but again every time i do it i have found there to be little surprises that i didnt know or think about.  

Basically you would just have to build a query to take the old data and push it into a new query that would use the new table names and field names.  Remember there is more to this than just the user table. 

Probably the easiest way would be to have a temp DB set up with just the oxwall structure and no data. Then build a script to grab one record from the old DB, move the data into the new tables and field names (code wise) and then open the connection to the temp DB and store the data. Then export the data into a sql file and import it into the real Oxwall DB.  

Just do one record, that way if you need to tweek it or remove it then it will be easy to do.  Once you get the new record working on the real Oxwall DB then you can change your counter to grab 50 or so at a time. 

Another way is to add a user to Oxwall via registration, and then look thru the tables in the Oxwall DB and see where the data is for that user. Once you have that then you basically have the blueprint for what you need in your sql import. 

Hope that helps.   

Thanks @dave.

Ok, i'll try to break the thing in smaller problems.

I was thinking about sending a cUrl request from my site to oxwall. Is there a documentation about how to create a news user by code?

I found this http://www.ipragmatech.com/migrating-users-into-oxwall/

and there i see 

public function importUser( $username, $password, $email, $gender){    $joinStamp= mt_rand(1388552400,1420002000);    $user = new BOL_User();        if($gender == "female"){    $userAccountType = "8cc28eaddb382d7c6a94aeea9ec029fb";    }    elseif ($gender == "male"){    $userAccountType = "808aa8ca354f51c5a3868dad5298cd72";    }    else {    $userAccountType = "1301fca1a46f0bff7f21a3ffa0db3aad";    }    $user->username = trim($username);    $user->password = BOL_UserService::getInstance()->hashPassword($password);    $user->email = trim($email);    $user->joinStamp = $joinStamp;    $user->activityStamp = time();    $user->accountType = $userAccountType;    $user->joinIp = ip2long(OW::getRequest()->getRemoteAddress());        $this->saveOrUpdate($user);        BOL_AuthorizationService::getInstance()->assignDefaultRoleToUser($user->id);        return $user;    }

is that valid code? Is there documentation about that?

Thanks again for your support

Im not aware of any documentation.  But there seems to be something missing in that code, looks like its not all there.  And im not sure if i would trust those account types just yet.  Make sure they are accurate first.  In no time that post will be 2 years old so i would check it closely first. 

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Absolutely, you can streamline the user registration process between ProcessWire and Oxwall by implementing an automated synchronization solution. This will save you time and effort while ensuring seamless user registration across both platforms. Here's a step-by-step approach to achieve this: 

1. Utilize APIs: Both ProcessWire and Oxwall might offer APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that allow you to interact with their systems programmatically. Look into the documentation of both platforms to find out if they offer APIs for user management. 

2. Webhooks or Triggers: You can set up webhooks or triggers in ProcessWire that are triggered whenever a user registers. These webhooks can then send a request to Oxwall's API to create a corresponding user account on their platform. This would automate the registration process between the two systems.