[Using Sakai] CAS issues
Rafael Morales Gamboa
rmorales at suv.udg.mx
Thu Aug 21 09:02:50 PDT 2014
Basically, it seems deleting a user in Sakai means removing the
corresponding records in sakai_user and sakai_user_id_map, but
everything else remains in place. So it was a matter of searching for
the profile tables and identify the one that has information about my
other accounts (ej. facebook, twitter), then copy the user_id and
recreate the record in sakai_user_id_map.
Regards,
Rafael
On 21/08/2014 05:18 a. m., Steve Swinsburg wrote:
> Nice one. You should post your technique on list so others might be
> able to use the same trick :)
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 4:19 PM, Rafael Morales Gamboa
> <rmorales at suv.udg.mx <mailto:rmorales at suv.udg.mx>> wrote:
>
> It worked! I found my USER_ID in the Profile2 tables and recreated
> the record in sakai_user_id_map, and my account is back again!
> Thank you very much Steve.
>
> Regards,
> Rafael
>
>
> On 20/08/2014 01:16 a. m., Rafael Morales Gamboa wrote:
>> Do you mean deleting the record in sakai_user without deleting
>> the corresponding one in sakai_user_id_map? I guess to recover my
>> account I need to find my old user_id and map it to my eid again
>> in sakai_user_id_map, but where do I find it?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Rafael
>>
>>
>> On 19/08/2014 06:05 a. m., Steve Swinsburg wrote:
>>> Hi Rafael,
>>>
>>> Before deleting user accounts, you'll need to merge them by
>>> mapping the user ids in the sakai_user_id_map table.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 4:12 PM, Rafael Morales Gamboa
>>> <rmorales at suv.udg.mx <mailto:rmorales at suv.udg.mx>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> We have our Sakai (2.9.3) integrated to our CAS but do not
>>> use the facilities to connect Sakai directly to the
>>> administrative server, and we have found some issues I would
>>> like to comment with you hoping I can get some help to solve
>>> or bypass them.
>>>
>>> 1. Some of our postgraduate students took a selection
>>> course before being accepted to our programmes, and they
>>> were registered to Sakai with their email address as
>>> EID. Now we are replacing their email with their
>>> students id (known to CAS), and we have found that some
>>> student ids where already used (the students had done an
>>> undergraduate with us), but the users where not listed
>>> in Sakai users because they were authenticated by CAS.
>>>
>>> Is there a way for Sakai to list all users (Sakai's +
>>> CAS' ever logged into Sakai)?
>>>
>>> 2. We have many accounts with two records: one in Sakai and
>>> another in CAS, because we started using Sakai without
>>> CAS. I deleted the Sakai record for one user (me), and
>>> still can login using CAS, but I am now unsubscribed
>>> from all sites I was subscribed before.
>>>
>>> How can I delete the records for these accounts in Sakai
>>> without loosing their site subscriptions?
>>> How can I restore my old subscriptions?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Rafael
>>>
>>>
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