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  1. XNAT
  2. XNAT-4558

XNAT service admin accounts need to be accessible in the admin UI

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        • Type: New Feature
        • Status: Closed
        • Priority: Critical
        • Resolution: Fixed
        • Affects Version/s: None
        • Fix Version/s: 1.7.2
        • Component/s: Admin UI
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        • Sprint:
          1.7.1 Release Sprint 1
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        • Sprint:
          1.7.1 Release Sprint 1

          Description

          The "receivedFileUser" for autoarchiving sessions and "primaryAdminUsername" for building session XML need to be accessible in the admin UI. Also, the requirement to restart tomcat should go away.

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              jrherrick@wustl.edu Rick Herrick added a comment -

              Improved handling of updated provider preference settings in the handler method. Removed redundant setReceivedFileUser() method from API implementation.

              Changes in UI should take effect as preferences as soon as they're saved. Any subsequent operations that reference the user provider should use the updated user object.

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              jrherrick@wustl.edu Rick Herrick added a comment - Improved handling of updated provider preference settings in the handler method. Removed redundant setReceivedFileUser() method from API implementation. Changes in UI should take effect as preferences as soon as they're saved. Any subsequent operations that reference the user provider should use the updated user object.
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              moore.c@wustl.edu Charlie Moore added a comment -

              I had to restart tomcat to get the changes to take effect (AutoRun failed because the alias token it had was for the disabled 'admin' account). Side note: it looks like that used the Primary Admin Account, and not the Received File User like I thought.

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              moore.c@wustl.edu Charlie Moore added a comment - I had to restart tomcat to get the changes to take effect (AutoRun failed because the alias token it had was for the disabled 'admin' account). Side note: it looks like that used the Primary Admin Account, and not the Received File User like I thought.

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                  moore.c@wustl.edu Charlie Moore
                  Reporter:
                  moore.c@wustl.edu Charlie Moore
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