And I was not able to login to my admin course because the admin_module was not a subset of the user_module.
Logic for my setup, WeBWorK::Authen::LDAP, already provides an option to only use basic/local passwords for users that do not exist, but will not use this for users that do, which I had configured. I am the only user who isn't using LDAP, so for the admin course I just setup 2fa with basic login, but cannot use it unless I also add the option to the user_module.
Is there any reason why the admin_module must be a subset of user_module?
In my setup here I have the following:
And I was not able to login to my admin course because the
admin_module
was not a subset of theuser_module
.Logic for my setup,
WeBWorK::Authen::LDAP
, already provides an option to only use basic/local passwords for users that do not exist, but will not use this for users that do, which I had configured. I am the only user who isn't using LDAP, so for the admin course I just setup 2fa with basic login, but cannot use it unless I also add the option to theuser_module
.Is there any reason why the
admin_module
must be a subset ofuser_module
?