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It's currently not possible to enable/disable users in our database. Authentication services will have this capability and we should be able to mirror that status when syncing users.
We should probably use an actual status enum instead of a simple flag so we can introduce more stauses later. (e.g. DELETED)
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* Add AccountStatus field to User
* Try to cope with incomplete LDAP user entries.
- If we can't get the userNameAttribute, simply use the username
- Fill in dummy email address if none can't be found
* Prevent user logins for disabled accounts
* Add account_status to UserSummary
* Add endpoint to modify user acount status
* Add auditevent
* Double check that an account is enabled in AD
This deliberately ignores the pre-auth flag set by the
HTTPHeaderAuthRealm.
* Fix review comments
Fixes#9077
It's currently not possible to enable/disable users in our database. Authentication services will have this capability and we should be able to mirror that status when syncing users.
We should probably use an actual status enum instead of a simple flag so we can introduce more stauses later. (e.g.
DELETED
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: