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OCM. Identify federated users #9702
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Note: we had this for the share type prop in ocs. Simply wasn't built, yet, based on the new attributes in the graph api. |
@rhafer will add 'Federated' (OCM user, has no password and cannot login, only serves as a reference for shares) the |
LDAP users without a UserType attribute get the UserType "Member" by default. Federated users get the UserType "Federated". Related owncloud#9702
LDAP users without a UserType attribute get the UserType "Member" by default. Federated users get the UserType "Federated". Related owncloud#9702
I created owncloud/libre-graph-api#190 to document the new usertype |
LDAP users without a UserType attribute get the UserType "Member" by default. Federated users get the UserType "Federated". Related #9702
LDAP users without a UserType attribute get the UserType "Member" by default. Federated users get the UserType "Federated". Related owncloud#9702
This add support for equality filters on the `userType` property of users for the /users endpoint. It also changes the behavior of the /users endpoint to only return federated users when explicitly request via a `userType` filter. E.g. to search for federated users with matching "albert" you can use: `$filter=userType eq 'Federated'&$search="albert"` Related Issue: owncloud#9702
This add support for equality filters on the `userType` property of users for the /users endpoint. It also changes the behavior of the /users endpoint to only return federated users when explicitly request via a `userType` filter. E.g. to search for federated users with matching "albert" you can use: `$filter=userType eq 'Federated'&$search="albert"` Related Issue: owncloud#9702
This add support for equality filters on the `userType` property of users for the /users endpoint. It also changes the behavior of the /users endpoint to only return federated users when explicitly request via a `userType` filter. E.g. to search for federated users with matching "albert" you can use: `$filter=userType eq 'Federated'&$search="albert"` Related Issue: owncloud#9702
This add support for equality filters on the `userType` property of users for the /users endpoint. It also changes the behavior of the /users endpoint to only return federated users when explicitly request via a `userType` filter. E.g. to search for federated users with matching "albert" you can use: `$filter=userType eq 'Federated'&$search="albert"` Related Issue: owncloud#9702
This add support for equality filters on the `userType` property of users for the /users endpoint. It also changes the behavior of the /users endpoint to only return federated users when explicitly request via a `userType` filter. E.g. to search for federated users with matching "albert" you can use: `$filter=userType eq 'Federated'&$search="albert"` Related Issue: owncloud#9702
Is there something left to do here, other than the correlating web issue owncloud/web#11361? |
@JammingBen I don't think so. So I guess this can be closed. |
precondition:
ocis-server
andfederation-ocis-server
see here https://owncloud.dev/ocis/development/testing/#running-test-suite-with-federated-sharing-ocmSteps:
admin
(ocis-server) andmarie
(federation-ocis-server)mar
in the Share with people dialogActual: admin gets two marie users. but we cannot identify which one is the federated user
Expected: federated user has different icon
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