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  • khopper
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    Looks like this was a BUG after all, finally resolved in 5.4.4
    This is very unusual and impossible for users in companies where AD / LDAP usernames often have inconsistent capitalisation.

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  • khopper
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    Just an update, I modified the login.tpl file to include (style="text-transform: lowercase") so even if the user has caps on or presses shift its always entered as lowercase for the login name.

    As:
    <input type="text" style="text-transform: lowercase" name="username" id="field-userName" class="form-control" autocapitalize="off" autocorrect="off" tabindex="1">

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  • khopper
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    Microsoft Active Directory LDAP usernames are case insensitive, only Passwords are case sensitive.
    Espo is the only platform where it seems to be an issue.

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  • tanya
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    Hello
    It depends on your LDAP server settings

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  • khopper
    started a topic User Name Authentication - Case Sensitivity

    User Name Authentication - Case Sensitivity

    I have setup our Instance to use LDAP auth and noticed that the username is CASE SENSITIVE.
    For the most part I usually make all username lowercase, but the users love CAPS lock and mixed.
    Is it possible to make the username non CASE sensitive?
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