I deleted the user, now I'm trying to login again. I noticed two things:
1) when I delete a user, using the users interface, it does not refresh and says no messages (I think it is a frontend issue but because of it I cannot know when a user is really deleted).
2) Now that I waited for a longer time to login (after deletion) I can login with that user so it correctly creates it.
It seems to be a timing problem (synchronization), in production we cannot enstablish that time (and the number of retries that a user can do for the login).
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I think that the LDAP extension that creates the user in XWiki **should not** create a user if this one is already present. If this one is created it means that we could intercept this code and avoid a creation of another user (this one can be a property if one will).
Now I try to delete the user, I will update you then.
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Yes, I can edit them and find that object...I'm trying deleting those users and retrying to login, it still hangs...I think I understand where is the error (please check the second log file): those users are created because xwiki hangs on the first login and something goes wrong (and very slow) during the database saving, an user (or browser) makes a second call and Xwiki finds an already present user but not "complete" ,so tries to create another one.
How can we fix this situation (database)?
Thank you
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Hi all
First, thanks to the devs for this marvelous piece of software. Kudos!
The OfficeImporter is killing me somehow. First things first: It doesn't start as it should. The log says
WARNING: office process died with exit code 81; restarting it
Further down in the log it says
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalStateException: a process with acceptString 'socket,host=127.0.0.1,port=8199' is already running; pid 136808
This is clearly a lie; lsof doesn't see anything running on port 8199 (lsof -i(a)127.0.0.1 -P).
**Question one**: Any idea what that error message means? I have searched the internet in several ways already. Is there a file around which makes libre office think it's already running?
Anyway, somehow it came up this morning and I wanted to import some word document (docx). The import itself works fine, but the splitting behaves weirdly: I can check "Split Document", but I can't select the heading level. The browser changes my mouse cursor to a "no way!" sign and refuses to pass my clicks through to the list.
**Question two**: What the heck is this? It used to work, although with an older tomcat (7.x)
Our environment:
Server version: Apache Tomcat/8.5.15
Server built: May 5 2017 11:03:04 UTC
Server number: 8.5.15.0
OS Name: Linux
OS Version: 3.8.13-118.18.4.el7uek.x86_64
Architecture: amd64
JVM Version: 1.8.0_131-b12
JVM Vendor: Oracle Corporation
Any idea/pointer/thought is highly appreciated.
Cheers
André
PS: I didn't find much about OfficeImporter in this forum - I hope it's the right spot to ask ...
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Not sure why you are talking about http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Authentication#HKerbero… since you example does not have anything to do with it (which is good).
So back to you example now, if manual login works you probably don't need much on XWiki side.
[quote="Johannes, post:1, topic:179"]
I could not see it in the tomcat logs, only that the "user is null"
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So if mod_auth_kerb. is doing it's job you should see in the LDAP debug log something like: "RemoteUser: toto(a)mydomain.com" or "RemoteUser: mydomain.com\toto" or some other format (that's why you have to provide a regexp in the configuration) which is the REMOTE_USER that XWiki is supposed to receive from whatever is in front of and and parsed with "xwiki.authentication.ldap.remoteUserParser".
If you don't see it there is no much you can do at XWiki level. Sometimes bad authenticator module don't properly set the HTTP REMOTE_USER and instead set a custom HTTP header that you can indicate in `xwiki.authentication.ldap.httpHeader`. I don't have any experience with mod_auth_kerb sorry.
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