With the turnover in a company, some user accounts on a wiki hooked up to an AD will tend to be unused, simply because the user left the company. At this point, it could be interesting to propose to the administrators of the wiki to automatically update the "active" status of a user, so that the number of "active" users on the wiki really reflects on the number of users that can actually connect to the wiki.
This could come as an extra feature, as it may require more permissions on the Active Directory than what is currently needed. We could do two checks :
- Check periodically if a user is still registered in the AD, and if it's not the case anymore, then disable the user
- Check periodically if a user that is present in an AD is still marked as "active". If it's not the case, then disable the user.
With the turnover in a company, some user accounts on a wiki hooked up to an AD will tend to be unused, simply because the user left the company. At this point, it could be interesting to propose to the administrators of the wiki to automatically update the "active" status of a user, so that the number of "active" users on the wiki really reflects on the number of users that can actually connect to the wiki.
This could come as an extra feature, as it may require more permissions on the Active Directory than what is currently needed. We could do two checks :