{
'key' => 'global_unique-username',
'section' => 'username',
- 'description' => 'Global username uniqueness control: none (usual setting - check uniqueness per exports), username (all usernames are globally unique, regardless of domain or exports), or username@domain (all username@domain pairs are globally unique, regardless of exports)',
+ 'description' => 'Global username uniqueness control: none (usual setting - check uniqueness per exports), username (all usernames are globally unique, regardless of domain or exports), or username@domain (all username@domain pairs are globally unique, regardless of exports). disabled turns off duplicate checking completely and is STRONGLY NOT RECOMMENDED unless you REALLY need to turn this off.',
'type' => 'select',
- 'select_enum' => [ 'none', 'username', 'username@domain' ],
+ 'select_enum' => [ 'none', 'username', 'username@domain', 'disabled' ],
},
{
sub _check_duplicate {
my $self = shift;
+ my $global_unique = $conf->config('global_unique-username') || 'none';
+ return '' if $global_unique eq 'disabled';
+
#this is Pg-specific. what to do for mysql etc?
# ( mysql LOCK TABLES certainly isn't equivalent or useful here :/ )
warn "$me locking svc_acct table for duplicate search" if $DEBUG;
return 'unknown svcpart '. $self->svcpart;
}
- my $global_unique = $conf->config('global_unique-username') || 'none';
-
my @dup_user = grep { !$self->svcnum || $_->svcnum != $self->svcnum }
qsearch( 'svc_acct', { 'username' => $self->username } );
return gettext('username_in_use')