Yes, it is not really beautiful, even a bit crappy. Problem appears when you have a Tuleap user (non-ldap one) who has an homonym in your LDAP directory. When you add this user to a project, the LDAP plugin will find him in your LDAP and try to create an account for him but he already has one so the exception LDAP_UserNotCreatedException will be raised and the process of adding him to the project aborted. A proper workaround would be to check upstream whether it is really a ldap user or not (PFUser class has such information) but the event used by the LDAP plugin does not seem to pass the user object thus preventing us to do this check beforehand. This issue probably existed since a long time but without any impact as the check on the returned user prevented to launch any synchronization if LDAPPlugin wasn't able to create an account for the user. Today, with the Exception raised, it still prevent synchronization but the throw also prevents the continued execution of the "add user to project" action. Change-Id: I526e50be2157ea484e54e881bd55bb88af07b36d

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Author

Martin GOYOT (goyotm) 2014-11-13 12:37

Committer

Martin GOYOT (goyotm) 2014-11-13 14:37

Hash 2fa8a900132489efd3d4055eea4a3766a49a2ed6

Parent 9e35620a980dd1de1758622f16b85f5a66a3db04

Reference git #tuleap/stable/2fa8a900132489efd3d4055eea4a3766a49a2ed6