How to go back to LDAP Authentication Method from No Login or Manual and enable a disabled field

Re: How to go back to LDAP Authentication Method from No Login or Manual and enable a disabled field

by Ken Task -
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Uhhh ... LDAP is normally set up in Moodle where change to a profile login/username, etc. in Moodle is not allowed ... fields are locked ... data can only come from LDAP.  

So, in this case, me thinks you will have to directly manipulate the DB for that user.  Got PHPMyAdmin installed ... use that ... mdl_user table.

Don't have PHPMyAdmin ... then study up on mysql cli client and how to locate a record as well as change data in columns.

'SoS', Ken


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Re: How to go back to LDAP Authentication Method from No Login or Manual and enable a disabled field

by Key Learning Centre -
Issue Resolved.
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Re: How to go back to LDAP Authentication Method from No Login or Manual and enable a disabled field

by Ken Task -
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Nice to hear ... for others that might face similar issue, mind sharing how you resolved it?

Uhhh ... community forums is all about 'sharing' ... which  is best if members participate in that 'sharing' ... hiding sensitive info of couse! ;)

'SoS', Ken


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Re: How to go back to LDAP Authentication Method from No Login or Manual and enable a disabled field

by Key Learning Centre -
Solution: Updating the auth field from 'manual' to 'ldap' in User Table.
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