If two-factor-authentication is enabled and the user changes the account's password, the account will be locked permanently.
Workaround: Delete row in the MySQL table twofactor, which has the userid of the affected user.
Fix: On password change -> reencrypt the two-factor private key with the new password.
Scrumplex
commented
7 years ago
If two-factor-authentication is enabled and the user changes the account's password, the account will be locked permanently. Workaround: Delete row in the MySQL table
twofactor, which has the userid of the affected user. Fix: On password change -> reencrypt the two-factor private key with the new password.