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Feature Request - Add 'change password' to user profile #2399
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This was actually a feature, not a bug. We used to allow users to change their password, but removed that in v3 after asking our users if that's something they would typically ever want a user to be able to do. We could perhaps make it a setting. |
Feature . . . . Bug . . . . . Depends on who you ask lol |
Apologies, I tagged the wrong ticket in that commit. Too many GH windows open :( |
I too would love to see this ability return |
I was just about to open this as an issue when I Googled and found this one :) Yes expectation is that a user can under their settings change their password, especially given they can change their name which we do NOT want them to do. So right now these things are opposite of expectation of most systems. As is we have the problem that everyone has to visit a super admin to change their password, and that's a real issue. Otherwise, they have the random starter one in plain text somewhere. I realize that is a lot to add, but that's security in IT systems. |
Expected Behavior (or desired behavior if a feature request)
User profile page contain some sort of change password feild, prompt to allow users to update thier passwords.
Actual Behavior
When connected to SnipIT as a user, unless they have admin privileges (user:edit) there is no method to update their password.
User profile page has no change password option.
Only applies to non-ldap integrated installs.
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Reported in : v3.2.0-53-gfff2bce
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