Hi, I have a problem with the code in AccessControl.User.UserFolder._createInitialUser. It creates a user under what I feel are fairly bizarre circumstances. I feel it should simply use inituser if it's there and the user in it doesn't already exist in the root acl_users. Either that, or it should overwrite any user if the inituser file exists. The weird special case of one user being in the root acl_users seems extremely counterintuitive. What do other people feel? cheers, Chris -- Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python Consulting - http://www.simplistix.co.uk
On May 13, 2005, at 20:25, Chris Withers wrote:
It creates a user under what I feel are fairly bizarre circumstances.
I feel it should simply use inituser if it's there and the user in it doesn't already exist in the root acl_users.
Either that, or it should overwrite any user if the inituser file exists.
The weird special case of one user being in the root acl_users seems extremely counterintuitive.
You describe what you feel it should do, but not what it does right now and why it's weird and should be changed... jens
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