Add Users and Passwords To Scuttle Websites

I need the ability to populate a scuttleplus website with usernames and passwords (1000+). see [login to view URL] which is an extended version of the open source [login to view URL] The script should create a username, password, and an email address (the email address will just need to generate the unique first part of the domain, as I have a "catch all" domain which you can use. e.g. if domain name was [login to view URL] you would come up with the **bobdown**@[login to view URL], **york99**@[login to view URL], etc - One for each generated user ## Deliverables I need the ability to populate a scuttleplus website with usernames and passwords (1000+). see [login to view URL] which is an extended version of the open source [login to view URL] The script should create a username, password, and an email address (the email address will just need to generate the unique first part of the domain, as I have a "catch all" domain which you can use. e.g. if domain name was [login to view URL] you would come up with the **bobdown**@[login to view URL], **york99**@[login to view URL], etc - One for each generated user The script/program should be capable of being run multiple times and return different records each time (every single record does not have to be different to the previous run, so long as the majority of them are different). I have purchased the scuttleplus source code, and this script/program you are creating will only run on websites I own. therefor if necessary, you could produce a php script containing all the data to be loaded into the database, and I could execute it locally on the server. You will need to take a look at the open source [login to view URL] for an idea of how the usernames are stored, and ensure that you create a solution that correctly populates the relevant table(s) so that the user can be login, etc. The [login to view URL] script uses captcha code, so you may not be able to generate a solution to automatically create the usernames other than by updating the database manually I would accept a solution where a standalone sql script was generated that could be run with phpmyadmin to update the database that way.