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  2. CONFSERVER-31143

Allow admins to edit user avatars

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    • We collect Confluence feedback from various sources, and we evaluate what we've collected when planning our product roadmap. To understand how this piece of feedback will be reviewed, see our Implementation of New Features Policy.

      NOTE: This suggestion is for Confluence Server. Using Confluence Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.

      As an admin, it may be necessary to set a user avatar. This could be to remove an inappropriate one, or to set a standard one our org uses. Ideally, this functionality would be exposed via the REST API so user creation can be further automated.

      • Sub feature is to "lock" an avatar and not allow it to be edited by a user.
      • Sub feature is to allow editing of multiple user's avatars at once

      Current ability to accomplish this happens in one of 2 ways:

      1. Use a third party plugin to allow me to SU to a user. Then modify it while logged in as them
      2. Change the users password, log in as them, make the change. In the event of an LDAP infrastructure, this means locking them out of multiple systems.

            [CONFSERVER-31143] Allow admins to edit user avatars

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            Description Original: As an admin, it may be necessary to set a user avatar. This could be to remove an inappropriate one, or to set a standard one our org uses. Ideally, this functionality would be exposed via the REST API so user creation can be further automated.
            * Sub feature is to "lock" an avatar and not allow it to be edited by a user.
            * Sub feature is to allow editing of multiple user's avatars at once

            Current ability to accomplish this happens in one of 2 ways:

            1. Use a third party plugin to allow me to SU to a user. Then modify it while logged in as them
            2. Change the users password, log in as them, make the change. In the event of an LDAP infrastructure, this means locking them out of multiple systems.             		New: {panel:bgColor=#e7f4fa}
              *NOTE:* This suggestion is for *Confluence Server*. Using *Confluence Cloud*? [See the corresponding suggestion|http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-31143].
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            As an admin, it may be necessary to set a user avatar. This could be to remove an inappropriate one, or to set a standard one our org uses. Ideally, this functionality would be exposed via the REST API so user creation can be further automated.
            * Sub feature is to "lock" an avatar and not allow it to be edited by a user.
            * Sub feature is to allow editing of multiple user's avatars at once

            Current ability to accomplish this happens in one of 2 ways:

            1. Use a third party plugin to allow me to SU to a user. Then modify it while logged in as them
            2. Change the users password, log in as them, make the change. In the event of an LDAP infrastructure, this means locking them out of multiple systems.
            jonah (Inactive) made changes -
            Link New: This issue relates to CONFCLOUD-31143 [ CONFCLOUD-31143 ]

              smansour Sherif Mansour
              bberenberg Boris Berenberg (Inactive)
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