def create_non_existing_user(connection_id: str, username: UserId) -> None:
if user_exists(username):
return # User exists. Nothing to do...
users = load_users(lock=True)
users[username] = new_user_template(connection_id)
save_users(users)
# Call the sync function for this new user
connection = get_connection(connection_id)
try:
if connection is None:
raise MKUserError(None,
_("Invalid user connection: %s") % connection_id)
connection.do_sync(add_to_changelog=False,
only_username=username,
load_users_func=load_users,
save_users_func=save_users)
except MKLDAPException as e:
show_exception(connection_id,
_("Error during sync"),
e,
debug=config.debug)
except Exception as e:
show_exception(connection_id, _("Error during sync"), e)
def create_non_existing_user(connection_id: str, username: UserId) -> None:
# Since user_exists also looks into the htpasswd and treats all users that can be found there as
# "existing users", we don't care about partially known users here and don't create them ad-hoc.
# The load_users() method will handle this kind of users (TODO: Consolidate this!).
# Which makes this function basically relevant for users that authenticate using an LDAP
# connection and do not exist yet.
if user_exists(username):
return # User exists. Nothing to do...
users = load_users(lock=True)
users[username] = new_user_template(connection_id)
save_users(users)
# Call the sync function for this new user
connection = get_connection(connection_id)
try:
if connection is None:
raise MKUserError(None,
_("Invalid user connection: %s") % connection_id)
connection.do_sync(add_to_changelog=False,
only_username=username,
load_users_func=load_users,
save_users_func=save_users)
except MKLDAPException as e:
show_exception(connection_id,
_("Error during sync"),
e,
debug=config.debug)
except Exception as e:
show_exception(connection_id, _("Error during sync"), e)