User
User accounts are necessary to access the system. Manage your local or third-party users and then assign permissions.
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User accounts are necessary to access the system. Manage your local or third-party users and then assign permissions.
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Each FYLR installation comes with some predefined system user that cannot be deleted but can be used to assign system rights and permissions to. You can add your own users by clicking on the plus button on the lower left. To delete a user, select it and click the minus button. Depending on your configuration, the user will then be archived or deleted. In both cases the collections of this user will be deleted and cannot be restored. You can copy a user by selecting it and click on "Copy" on the lower right of the user settings.
You can also use the filter to search for users:
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There are 8 different types of users.
User types can be extended with custom plugins.
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Each FYLR installation comes with the following predefined system user:
User settings can be extended with custom plugins.
Add an address to the user. All fields are only visible to administrators who can access the user and to the user itself (if configured).
Enter an email for users so they can log in with their email and get email notifications, such as collection sharing or finished exports.
If you don't want to receive email notifications instantly, but only on specific days or at specific times, you can set up a schedule. Emails will then be queued and send as a bunch on your preferred day and time.
Assign groups to the current user or see in which automatic groups they are.
Define which parts the user should be allowed to access and which features they should be allowed to use. Please refer to the general overview of system rights for more details.
Define which other users or user groups should be able to access (read, write, delete) this user. Please refer to the general overview of the permissions for more details.
Users can be exported by clicking on the settings icon in the lower left of the user search. The file will contain all user accounts from the current search.
Please note, that user passwords will not be exported.
Import, update or delete users by clicking on the settings icon in the lower left of the user search. After uploading the previously exported CSV file, all settings for updating or deleting users are already configured. You just have to click "Prepare" and then decide wether you want to update existing users or want to delete the users that are in the CSV file. If you want to import new users, you have to change the "Update Field" on the "Import Settings" tab to "- Add new -". Passwords can be added to the CSV file in plain text (column name should be _password) and will be saved as a hash in the database after the import.
Please refer to the csv importer options for a general description.
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FIELD | DESCRIPTION |
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FIELD | DESCRIPTION |
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Type
Filter for user type (see below).
Groups
Filter for users of specific groups. Enable "Exclude Selected Groups" to show users that do not belong to the selected groups.
Plugin Groups
Filter for users of a specific group that's managed by custom plugins.
Show Archived
If enabled, only archived users are shown.
Archived After
Only show users that were archived after this selected date.
Archived Before
Only show users that were archived before this selected date.
Deactivated Users
Choose if you want to see active and/or deactivated users.
Filter By
Select all fields which should be included in the search.
Show
Select which fields should be displayed in the user search result. Use the drag handle to change the order.
system
Predefined system users that can't be deleted. See below.
easydb
Local users that were created by administrators in the FYLR application.
easydb_self_register
Users that signed up. Must be enabled in the base configuration.
Users to whom a collection has been shared using only an email.
ldap
Users that signed in via LDAP. Must be enabled in the base configuration.
sso
Users that signed in via SSO. Must be enabled in the base configuration.
anonymous
Users that accessed FYLR without an account. Must be enabled in the base configuration. Not displayed in the user list.
collection
Users that were invited to access a collection without an account. Not displayed in the user list.
root
Has always full access to the whole system. Should be used carefully.
deep_link
User that's used to check the permissions for deep links. Assign permissions to this user to enable deep links for all or specific records.
deleted_user
Whenever a user is deleted or archived that is the owner of a record or one that created / updated a record, the deleted user is replaced by deleted_user.
oai_pmh
User that's used for OAI/PMH. Assign permissions to this user to make records available for OAI/PMH.
ID
User identifier. Will be assigned automatically.
Owner
Name of the user who created the user account. Gets full access (read, write, delete) to the user record. Can only be changed by root.
Type
Type of the user. See above. Can be changed (except type "system"). If the type "ldap" or "sso" is changed into another type, the users will no longer be able to login in with LDAP or SSO.
Login
Login of the user. Can be empty, but then an emails has to be set which then can be used for login.
First Name
First name of the user.
Last Name
Last name of the user.
Display Name
Define how the user should be displayed in the frontend. If empty, the user will be shown with first and last name. If they are empty, the login will be used.
Company
Company of the user.
Department
Department of the user.
Phone
Phone number of the user.
Reference
Reference of the user. Has to be unique.
Profile Picture
Upload a profile picture.
Internal Comment
Internal comment for the user. Will not be shown anywhere else.
Created
Date and time the user was created.
Last Updated
Date and time of the last update of the user.
Last Active
Date and time of the last log in of the user.
Enter a valid email for the user.
Ask the User to Confirm Their Email
If set, the user will be send a confirmation email. They won't be able to log in unless they confirmed their email address.
Email Confirmation Request Sent At
Date and time the email confirmation request was sent.
Email Confirmed At
Date and time the email was confirmed.
Send Welcome Email
If set, the user will be send a welcome email.
Welcome Email Sent At
Date and time the welcome email was sent.
Preset
Choose a preset which then can be modified.
Day of Month
Select all days of the month you want to receive email notifications. Should only be used when no weekday is selected.
Weekday
Select all weekdays of the month you want to receive email notifications. Should only be used when no day of the month is selected.
Hour
Select at which hour you want to receive the email notifications.
Timezone
Select your timezone.
Valid From
Select a date from which the login should be enabled automatically. Before that date, the user cannot log in. If no date is set, the login is enabled immediately.
Valid To
Select a date when the login should be disabled automatically. After that date, the user cannot log in anymore. If no date is set, the login is enabled indefinitely.
Login Deactivated
Enable to deactivate the user account. When activated the user cannot log in anymore.
Set Password
Enable, if you want to set a (new) password for the user.
Password
Only enabled when "Set Passwort" is enabled. Enter the (new) password for the user. Password requirements might apply (if configured), but can be overwritten.
Force User to Set New Password on Next Login
If enabled, the user will be forced to set a new password after they log in with the current one.
Groups
List of all local groups.
Other Groups
Groups that are managed by custom plugins.
Automatic Groups
Groups that are automatically assigned to LDAP or SSO users (if configured). Groups are assigned/removed whenever a LDAP or SSO user signs in. They can't be removed manually.
user._id
Unique identifier of the user record.
user._version
Version of the user record.
user.login
Login.
user.type
User type.
user.frontend_language
Frontend language the user has selected.
user.database_languages
Database languages the user has selected.
user.search_languages
Search languages the user has selected.
user.frontend_prefs
User settings as JSON.
user.custom_data
Custom data from plugins as JSON.
user.first_name
First name.
user.last_name
Last name.
user.displayname
Display name the user entered.
user.company
Company.
user.department
Department.
user.phone
Phone number.
user.remarks
Internal comment.
user.address_supplement
Extra Address Line.
user.street
Street.
user.house_number
No. / App.
user.town
City.
user.state
State.
user.country
Country.
user.login_disabled
Login deactivated. "true" for deactivated, "false" or empty for not deactivated.
user.login_valid_from
Login valid from.
user.login_valid_to
Login valid to.
user.require_password_change
Force User to Set New Password on Next Login.
user.mail_schedule
Email schedule of the user as JSON.
user.email
Email.
user.confirm_email
"true" if the user should get an email confirmation mail. "false" or empty if not.
user.confirm_email_sent_at
Date and time the email confirmation was sent.
user.welcome_email
"true" if the user should get a welcome mail. "false" or empty if not.
user._generated_displayname
Display name which was generated automatically.
user.picture
Profile picture data as JSON.
_groups#find
IDs of the groups the user is assigned to.
_groups#easydb
Groups the user is assigned to.