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Networked key escrow server and LDAP sync code for SpiderOak Blue.
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Deleting User behavior #156

Open reneelynn opened 10 years ago

reneelynn commented 10 years ago

You can delete a user that isn't disabled. And then really all that happens is the same things as Disabling plus the admins lose access to that user's data AND when you restart the client it shows disconnected.

merickson commented 10 years ago

That's to design. Is there a problem?

reneelynn commented 10 years ago

Just looking for clarification on behavior since one might think disabling and deleting should do slightly different things. Which I guess they will once admins can still access user data of a disabled user

merickson commented 9 years ago

This should present a modal dialog if it's an active user: "You sure you want to delete this poor soul?"

bdzim commented 9 years ago

We present a dialog for all deletes. Do we need more than that?

reneelynn commented 9 years ago

No we don't... 2.1.10 on Burbank VM I am able to select the Delete checkbox next to a user in the User tab, then select "save changes" with no dialogue other than "changes saved" popping up.

bdzim commented 9 years ago

Correct. I was thinking of deleting groups.

reneelynn commented 9 years ago

This ticket is about individual users. Groups definitely presents a dialogue.