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Informations about the package disable_beuser

TYPO3 Extension Disable BeUser Task

Latest Stable Version

Thanks for the support

First a thank you for supporting the further development of this extension to Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences

And Tim Horstmann, who created the first Event with a pull request

What does it do?

This extension integrate a scheduler task to disable backend user after a configurable amount of time.

Installation

Simply install the extension with Extension Manager or composer composer require svenjuergens/disable_beuser

Configuration

After installation, you have the possibility to exclude single user from the scheduler task.

EditUser

Optional: You can set an individual HTML E-Mail Template in ExtensionManager Configuration

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Task Configuration

Input field: "Time of Inactivity to disable Beuser"

Here you have to set a time span e.g. "1 months". You have to use a correkt (PHP) Date/Time Format.

valid examples are:

invalid examples are:

Background: The scheduler task create a Datetime Object and subtract the time span from "now".

Input field: "Notification Email (optional) "

If you set an email address you get the date and a list with disabled user from the task. (Separate Mails with ";" )

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Input field: "TestRunner (optional) "

with this field checked, you only make a test run and no user status where changed

Events (since 4.0.0)

There is now an event (AfterBeUserDisabledEvent) after the be_user accounts have been deactivated. Many thanks to Tim Horstmann, who created the feature with a pull request.

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