Description
When using the internal LDAP account provider, an alias associated with a user whose username starts and ends with uppercase letters is resolved as a lowercase external email address. Saving the alias then fails with validation errors.
Steps to reproduce
- Configure the internal LDAP account provider.
- Create a user with uppercase letters in the username, for example
Pippo_P
- Create an alias associated with that user, for example
pippo.p@example.com
- Open the newly created alias in edit mode
- Click Modify
Expected behavior
The alias destination should remain associated with the internal user Pippo_P and should be saved successfully.
Actual behavior
The alias destination is shown as pippo_p, recognized as an external email address.
Saving the alias fails with:
Validation errors: [(root): Must validate one and only one schema (oneOf) destinations.0: Must validate one and only one schema (oneOf) destinations.0.dtype: destinations.0.dtype must be one of the following: "user", "group", "public", "apo" (root): Must validate all the schemas (allOf) (root): Must validate all the schemas (allOf)]
Components:
ns8-mail
Ref: https://mattermost.nethesis.it/nethesis/pl/hncy9dpy6pgyzxzb3cbj5uw5ew
Ticket: #203446
Description
When using the internal LDAP account provider, an alias associated with a user whose username starts and ends with uppercase letters is resolved as a lowercase external email address. Saving the alias then fails with validation errors.
Steps to reproduce
Pippo_Ppippo.p@example.comExpected behavior
The alias destination should remain associated with the internal user
Pippo_Pand should be saved successfully.Actual behavior
The alias destination is shown as
pippo_p, recognized as an external email address.Saving the alias fails with:
Components:
ns8-mailRef: https://mattermost.nethesis.it/nethesis/pl/hncy9dpy6pgyzxzb3cbj5uw5ew
Ticket: #203446