user_sql PlugIn for ownCloud/Nextcloud
Development of user_sql has stopped! v.2.3.1 for Nextcloud, v2.3 for ownCloud are the latest official releases!
user_sql PlugIn for ownCloud/Nextcloud
Development of user_sql has stopped! v.2.3.1 for Nextcloud, v2.3 for ownCloud are the latest official releases!
Closing, since user_sql is on hold.
Thanks for testing, I'll add it to the next release.
Did you also test password changing?
Hey there! sorry the long time away and answer
how ever! it works perfectly !
thanks
Could you please test if the latest development version works for you? Here is the direct link: https://www.aboehler.at/hg/user_sql/archive/e6a991d13870.tar.gz
I used postfix admin to set password and I think it uses 'doveadm pw -s CRAM-MD5 -p $password'
and yes the strings in my database is cram-md5
Obviously, you do not have the PDO mySQL driver installed. That's a problem of your NAS, nothing I can do about.
it's on freenas jail
Yes, now it works
OK, user_sql has just been released to the Nextcloud app store. Plus, I changed the way archive folders are created, so now it should also work with the release on OwnCloud's app store.
This issue includes a fix to the code and does not only involve disabling the app code checker.
I have tried your suggestion,
I'm sorry, NC10 is, of course, supported and it works fine for me. However, I have not yet upgraded to 10.0.1, which you are probably running.
I never tried it with NC10, as soon as I upgrade, this problem will be fixed.
you're welcome, I'm closing this...
hey, so you were right . when I set the field "User active" to "Block" and "Invert active values" , it works now. Thank you.
By the way: If you go through the Joomla docs you'll notice that the column "activation" is meant for a completely different thing: It controls whether activation emails are to be sent!
You want the column "block" and, of course, need to check the "invert active value" box.
I went over your screenshot of the app configuration again and I think I found your problem: You must activate "Invert Active Value" (I did not bother entering the table for "User Active Column" in the first place)
But my MySql Server ist configured by Plesk. Maybe here are another settings adjusted.
I did not change the configuration of the sql server. I just created a new local user and selcted "Create database with same name and grant all permissions" in phpMyAdmin.
okay, that's strange. maybe its a misconfiguration of my mysql server? can you give me the config of your mysql server? so I can compare it
I just did a fresh installation of Debian Jessie, ownCloud 9.1.0, user_sql 2.3 and Joomla 3.6.2. Everything went without problems, my Joomla user is in the list and is able to login.
Okay, Thanks for your time!
That's really strange. The log doesn't even include information about ownCloud trying to list the users from the user_sql backend.
Yes this is only the one server. i have duplicate the login information's to "default" and now without errors, but its no synchronizing (i cant see the Users of the another Database)
Hm, looks quite fine to me.
Is this the only domain you serve ownCloud on? If yes, what happens if you duplicate your settings for domain "default"?
Hi Andreas, yes i click on "Save" after Verify Settings :)
It seems that either saving or loading of the settings fails (you did click on "Save", right?).
Could you give some more info, please:
i have now noticed that the users got copied from the external sql database to the oc_users table (probably by some broken owncloud upgrade in the past). the principal admin acount never was on user_sql and could always log in. with this admin account in "users" i activated "show user backend" — all relevant accounts had "database" written there, instead of SQL.
Thanks for the logs. Could you try clearing your browser cache and cookies and logging in again? Did you check from a different computer?
i'm not running any extra authentication plugins. the i'm using postgresql as the database backend.
That's strange, I'm running on NextCloud 9 for quite some time now (actually, since its release).
I tested it on ownCloud 9.1 just yesterday and I did not notice any problems.
field column in a database - user and secret. but i don't know what kind of encrypt used.
You need to know the name of the table as well as the columns that vBulletin uses to store its information. Unfortunately, vBulletin is not Open Source, thus I am not able to help you here.
Marking it as resolved as it works for me and nobody else complained...
I added this in rUSQL77f7b713334c, rUSQL34606ff7539f and rUSQL5d207457c879