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I've noticed that if a user is not part of the allowed LDAP groups and tries to log-in, the user still gets created as a local account in Grav's backend. This occurs when the "Save Grav user" option is enabled., which seems to be necessary for correct permission mapping (view issue #33).
This should not happen when a user fails to log-in, as the "Save Grav user" info states that it "Saves the logged in user as a local Grav account". The user should only be added as a local account after a successful login.
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Prevent Creation of Local Grav Account for LDAP users with failed logins
Sep 25, 2024
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Prevent Creation of Local Grav Account for LDAP users with failed logins
Prevent creation of local Grav accounts for LDAP users with failed logins
Sep 25, 2024
Hi!
I've noticed that if a user is not part of the allowed LDAP groups and tries to log-in, the user still gets created as a local account in Grav's backend. This occurs when the "Save Grav user" option is enabled., which seems to be necessary for correct permission mapping (view issue #33).
This should not happen when a user fails to log-in, as the "Save Grav user" info states that it "Saves the logged in user as a local Grav account". The user should only be added as a local account after a successful login.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: