Open emitlinks opened 4 months ago
Are you trying to view the user when connected to the root entity in tree/recursive mode? A user without profiles has no entity assignment so you need to be able to see all entities to view them.
Yes, I have the role Super-Admin, and I am connected to the root entity in recursive mode, but I can't see the users that have no entity assignment.
The entity I'm on :
What I get when I search the user :
The user is in database but doesn't have a profile linked to it :
Added the profile with sql query :
User is visible after adding the profile :
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I made a temp fix on my own with a script that look in the database every 5 mins for an user without authorization profile which then add one as self service for the root entity.
Still this issue need to be addressed.
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I've not been able to reproduce on a fresh local instance; from the default admin account, all users are still present in the list. To fix the issue, we need a way to reproduce it from a fresh install.
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Is there an existing issue for this?
Version
10.0.15
Bug description
There is an issue with GLPI that has been going on for a while with users authorizations and the ability to be able to view/edit that user profile when the last authorization has been removed from the user. When this happens, you are not allowed to view the user's page on GLPI and cannot edit the user anymore. The only way to fix that is to add an entry in the database in the glpi_profiles_users table to add one authorization manually.
There are two ways I can see to address this issue, either block the removal of the last authorization profile from the user or create a permission to be able to access the user page when something like that happens.
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