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    • AD-login OK, but no admin and editing possible any more

    Posted by Chris Germany

    Hello,

    i just have installed the latest Tiki version in our net. I created a bunch of topics and trackers as user "user". Then i enabled AD-logon form an Active Directory. Which is also working fine now, i can log in with AD-credentials.

    The problem is now that
    - i cannot see any trackers or data in trackers any more
    - i cannot edit any topics
    - i cannotz config anything

    because all AD-Users have to limited permissions and, worst of all, my "user" login is not working any more.
    I have even reset pwd of user "user" via SQL, but that does not solve my problem.

    I think that maybe accidently i have set the authentication process to AD-only instead of AD&Tiki, which would probably explain the problem. And now i#m stuck.

    Is there a way to enable Tiki-authentication via cmd-line or SQL?

    Thank you for your help

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    Posted by Chris Germany

    oh, i think i have set this setting
    ------
    Use Tiki authentication for Admin log-in
    If this option is set, the user “admin” will be authenticated by only using Tiki’s user database and not via LDAP. This option has no effect on users other than “admin”.
    --------
    but i have no user "admin", only a user "user". I have thought that it means admin-users as a group, not a single user name. Because there was no "admin" user by default only a "user" user (which had admin rights), i thought it was just a unclear documentation.

    Can i set it back via https://doc.tiki.org/Preferences---Log-in ?


    Posted by Chris Germany
    OK, i solved that problem by creating manually a "admin"-user in Tiki authentication and move it in the admin group. Even i#m confused that a internal mandatory user can get lost at all. Somehow i would expect that a admin user just can't get deleted at all.