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[Chris Hyzer <>]

 

>

> From: Ashwin Bijur [mailto:]

> Sent: Friday, June 21, 2013 9:34 AM

> To: Chris Hyzer

> Subject: Grouper lite UI - add members

>

> Hello Chris,

>

> In your "Grouper Training - Lite UI - External Users" video on youtube,

> you have a field for inviting external users when you click on the advanced

> features for adding members.  I have currently installed Grouper version 2.1.4

> and logged in as GrouperSysAdmin.  I do not see that field on my UI.  Am I

> missing something?

>

 

You should set this in the grouper.properties:

 

externalSubjects.autoCreateSource = false

 

 

There are some UI changes in the media.properties as well:

 

# if the registration screen is enabled

externalMembers.enabledRegistration = true

 

# if the invitation screen is enabled

inviteExternalMembers.enableInvitation = true

 

inviteExternalPeople.link-from-admin-ui = true

 

inviteExternalPeople.link-from-lite-ui = true

 

See the doc for more info on all the settings:

 

https://spaces.internet2.edu/display/Grouper/Grouper+external+subjects

 

 

 

 

> Also,  I am not able to add members from either the input screen or a csv file. 

> I get the following errors:

>

> Error: import was not successful, see 1 errors below

>

> The immediate membership size was 0 and is now 0

> There were 0 successful adds, and 0 successful deletes

>

> Entity errors

> Error on row: 1, jninan: subject not found: jninan   

 

Is that a subjectId or subjectIdentifier (depending on what you are importing).  Can you send me the exact file you are importing?  Maybe get an export and look at that format.  You are talking about the lite UI and not the admin UI right?

 

>

> I want to use our central ldap server to pull the id's from.  And I am using

> psp-example-ldap-to-grouper for configuring the files.  Am I correct in doing

> that? 

>

 

You are loading groups in grouper from LDAP?  Sure, you can do that.  But are you talking about an LDAP subject source?  That is a different thing.

 

Thanks,

Chris