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  1. Crowd Data Center
  2. CWD-5409

Upgrading Crowd via XML Data Transfer reactivate disabled user from OpenLDAP - CVE-2019-20902

      Issue Summary

      Upgrading Crowd via XML Data Transfer can reactivate a disabled user from OpenLDAP.

      Environment

      Crowd 3.x.x
      OpenLDAP

      Steps to Reproduce

      1. Install Crowd 3.1.1 and connect with OpenLDAP directory.
      2. Synchronise the OpenLDAP directory.
      3. Disable one of the user from OpenLDAP directory.
      4. Generate the XML Backup.
      5. Upgrade Crowd by following the steps in Upgrading Crowd via XML Data Transfer

      Expected Results

      OpenLDAP user remain disabled

      Actual Results

      OpenLDAP user reactivate after the upgrade.

      Audit Logs shows that the user is synchronised from OpenLDAP and recreated in crowd as Active user:

      Workaround

      Upgrade Crowd using Method 1: Automatic database upgrade

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            1. Crowd Data Center
            2. CWD-5409

            Upgrading Crowd via XML Data Transfer reactivate disabled user from OpenLDAP - CVE-2019-20902

                Issue Summary

                Upgrading Crowd via XML Data Transfer can reactivate a disabled user from OpenLDAP.

                Environment

                Crowd 3.x.x
                OpenLDAP

                Steps to Reproduce

                1. Install Crowd 3.1.1 and connect with OpenLDAP directory.
                2. Synchronise the OpenLDAP directory.
                3. Disable one of the user from OpenLDAP directory.
                4. Generate the XML Backup.
                5. Upgrade Crowd by following the steps in Upgrading Crowd via XML Data Transfer

                Expected Results

                OpenLDAP user remain disabled

                Actual Results

                OpenLDAP user reactivate after the upgrade.

                Audit Logs shows that the user is synchronised from OpenLDAP and recreated in crowd as Active user:

                Workaround

                Upgrade Crowd using Method 1: Automatic database upgrade

                        pszczepanik Szczepan (Inactive)
                        dazmi Dayana
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                            pszczepanik Szczepan (Inactive)
                            dazmi Dayana
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