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I have Appian environments with users synced from LDAP. Since the sync process
Derek
over 9 years ago
I have Appian environments with users synced from LDAP. Since the sync process does not update the password attribute when the Appian user is created this properties is empty or null. I have an old web service that initiates a process but is hard coded with a null password. This works fine until someone changes the Appian user password in say a test environment. When this happens the web service breaks in that environment.
Is there a way to restore or remove the password from the Appian user?
Thanks.
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago
To my knowledge passwords cannot be nullified once the user has been created. Actually the LDAP Sync plug-in sets the password to a 30-character random string when creating users from your LDAP server into Appian, not even the plug-in creates users with null passwords (since this is not allowed)
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Eduardo Fuentes
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over 9 years ago
To my knowledge passwords cannot be nullified once the user has been created. Actually the LDAP Sync plug-in sets the password to a 30-character random string when creating users from your LDAP server into Appian, not even the plug-in creates users with null passwords (since this is not allowed)
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