LDAP User Cleanup
background job for user clean up
adjust user backend for clean up
register background job
remove dead code
dependency injection
make Helper non-static for proper testing
check whether it is OK to run clean up job. Do not forget to pass arguments.
use correct method to get the config from server
methods can be private, proper indirect testing is given
no automatic user deletion
make limit readable for test purposes
make method less complex
add first tests
let preferences accept limit and offset for getUsersForValue
DI via constructor does not work for background jobs
after detecting, now we have retrieving deleted users and their details
we need this method to be public for now
finalize export method, add missing getter
clean up namespaces and get rid of unnecessary files
helper is not static anymore
cleanup according to scrutinizer
add cli tool to show deleted users
uses are necessary after recent namespace change
also remove user from mappings table on deletion
add occ command to delete users
fix use statement
improve output
big fixes / improvements
PHP doc
return true in userExists early for cleaning up deleted users
bump version
control state and interval with one config.php setting, now ldapUserCleanupInterval. 0 will disable it. enabled by default.
improve doc
rename cli method to be consistent with others
introduce ldapUserCleanupInterval in sample config
don't show last login as unix epoche start when no login happend
less log output
consistent namespace for OfflineUser
rename GarbageCollector to DeletedUsersIndex and move it to user subdir
fix unit tests
add tests for deleteUser
more test adjustements
Conflicts:
apps/user_ldap/ajax/clearMappings.php
apps/user_ldap/appinfo/app.php
apps/user_ldap/lib/access.php
apps/user_ldap/lib/helper.php
apps/user_ldap/tests/helper.php
core/register_command.php
lib/private/preferences.php
lib/private/user.php
add ldap:check-user to check user existance on the fly
Conflicts:
apps/user_ldap/lib/helper.php
forgotten file
PHPdoc fixes, no code change
and don't forget to adjust tests
Arthur Schiwon