[#JM-1100] authorizedUsernames are case sensitive when using LDAP - Jive Software Open Source

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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 3.3.2
Fix Version/s: 3.6.0
Component/s: Admin Console
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Description

<authorizedUsernames>Tom,Andy,Harry,Pez</authorizedUsernames> fails in openfire.xml while
<authorizedUsernames>tom,andy,harry,pez</authorizedUsernames> works fine.
Not sure if the setup process allows to add names with upper case characters but in any way Openfire should convert them to lower case to make sure that they work.

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This issue is related to:
JM-908	documentation: lower case username in admin console

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Alex Wenckus added a comment - 09/12/07 11:02 AM

LG, I cannot reproduce in latest trunk, looking at line 265 is there a particular place where you were running into this issue?

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Alex Wenckus added a comment - 09/12/07 11:02 AM LG, I cannot reproduce in latest trunk, looking at line 265 is there a particular place where you were running into this issue?

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Alex Wenckus added a comment - 09/20/07 10:30 PM

Added the clause when using LDAP, will retest using LDAP

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Alex Wenckus added a comment - 09/20/07 10:30 PM Added the clause when using LDAP, will retest using LDAP

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Assignee:

Daniel Henninger

Reporter:

LG

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Dates

Created:

07/21/07 10:34 PM

Updated:

05/21/08 10:22 PM

Resolved:

02/27/08 05:14 AM

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authorizedUsernames are case sensitive when using LDAP