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Jörg Hoh updated SLING-7960:
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Description:
My current application uses a regular user, but with some changes to the
framework we need to migrate to regular service users. The service user is
being added as part of the deployment.
To automate this I decided to use the repoinit to remove the regular user and
then deploy the service user. Which works fine, but only until the next time
the repoinit is executed again. Because then the repoinit statement
{{delete user foo}}
purges the newly created serviceuser "foo". Which is totally unexpected,
because there is a dedicated command "delete service user" which is supposed to
remove users. So "delete user foo" must only delete a regular user "foo" but
not a service user named "foo".
was:
My current application uses a regular user, but with some changes to the
framework we need to migrate to regular service users. The service user is
being added as part of the deployment.
To automate this I decided to use the repoinit to remove the regular user and
then deploy the service user. Which works fine, but only until the next time
the repoinit is executed again. Because then the repoinit statement
{{delete user foo}}
purges the newly created serviceuser "foo". It would be great if there would be
an distinction between deleting regular users and deleting service users, as it
is on creation as well.
> Repoinit: "delete user" also deletes system user
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> Key: SLING-7960
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-7960
> Project: Sling
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Repoinit
> Affects Versions: Repoinit JCR 1.1.8
> Reporter: Jörg Hoh
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: SLING-7960-2.patch, SLING-7960.patch
>
>
> My current application uses a regular user, but with some changes to the
> framework we need to migrate to regular service users. The service user is
> being added as part of the deployment.
> To automate this I decided to use the repoinit to remove the regular user and
> then deploy the service user. Which works fine, but only until the next time
> the repoinit is executed again. Because then the repoinit statement
> {{delete user foo}}
> purges the newly created serviceuser "foo". Which is totally unexpected,
> because there is a dedicated command "delete service user" which is supposed
> to remove users. So "delete user foo" must only delete a regular user "foo"
> but not a service user named "foo".
>
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