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"Update-JCUsersFromCSV" will not work when certain fields are in the csv file and the command doesn't throw an error so I didn't notice that it didn't actually update. Anyways the following (and possibly other) fields, when set in the csv file, will cause that command to silently fail. I say possibly others because I haven't tried them all.
account_locked
enable_managed_uid
enable_user_portal_multifactor
ldap_binding_user
password_never_expires
passwordless_sudo
sudo
Those are fields that I would legitimately like to update.
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Thanks for the feedback @zaro0508 . While we work to get this updated the command Set-JCUser can take input from a CSV and can be used in the short term to resolve this.
"Update-JCUsersFromCSV" will not work when certain fields are in the csv file and the command doesn't throw an error so I didn't notice that it didn't actually update. Anyways the following (and possibly other) fields, when set in the csv file, will cause that command to silently fail. I say possibly others because I haven't tried them all.
Those are fields that I would legitimately like to update.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: