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Fix #1369 - make manage_users work again #1370
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Thanks for contribution @soerface |
Hi @soerface thanks for your contribution! I've also added |
Hi @soerface, |
Hey @jackycute, all commits are signed now. Or would you like me to squash them all into a single commit? |
It would be nice if you can squash the last two commits, thank you. |
Use another return code for "User already exist" This allows external scripts differentiating between "failure" and "everything is fine" Co-Authored-By: Max Wu <jackymaxj@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Soeren Wegener <wegener92@gmail.com>
Thanks @soerface |
fixes #1369
The manage_users script currently does not work in the official docker image, since it compares to undefined. However, the returned variable is null, resulting in crashing of the script. (see #1369)
Additionally, I changed a return code in the
createUser()
function. This allows other scripts to distinguish between the failure reasons.