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I am playing with the deployment to add the ability to deploy the whole system with a user that hasn't root privileges.
That said, I noticed something annoying. After I managed to set up everything (locally and with my username instead of root). I opened my browser to check the web app and got this after I tried to log into the website:
regarding a) I think this was like this before and I just didn't bothered to change it as it is also convenient to me when I try to change anything. Do you think we shouldn't have a default? This would be mildly more annoying to me, but it would be fine by me.
regarding b)
If you don't mind touching the settings, in local.py there is a codeblock
Comment out the LDAPBackend and then only Django-Accounts are going to work (at least in order to log in, you will probably not be able to do much more than this).
Keep in mind that we are using LDAP not only for Authentication but also in order to get information about other users and that it will fail on another step. Of course we can make it more robust. That it ignore the whole user-stuff
To me, it would be more natural if the thing would try to talk to any LDAP instance unless not specifically told to do so.
Is there a "not" missing somewhere? I think we can make LDAP "more optional" but with the downside that some functionality will not work anymore. Would this be ok for you?
I am playing with the deployment to add the ability to deploy the whole system with a user that hasn't root privileges.
That said, I noticed something annoying. After I managed to set up everything (locally and with my username instead of root). I opened my browser to check the web app and got this after I tried to log into the website:
In the config, I specifically left the LDAP server setting empty. Because the app settings, do set the DKRZ server if it is not set at all.
a) Why is this pointing to the DKRZ LDAP server by default?
b) How can I tell the thing not to use ldap at all?
To me, it would be more natural if the thing would try to talk to any LDAP instance unless not specifically told to do so.
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