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Grant Session
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Presentation
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The goal of this plugin is to evaluate different conditions before
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allowing a user to open a session on the portal. When a condition is not
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met, then the user is prompted with a customized message.
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Configuration
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This plugin is enabled by default.
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To configure rules, go in ``General Parameters`` > ``Sessions`` >
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``Opening conditions``.
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You can then create rules with these fields:
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- **Comment**: a label for your rule, than can be used to order it
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(rules are evaluated by alphabetical order).
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- **Rule**: The condition that will be evaluated. If this condition
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does not return true, then the session is refused.
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- **Message**: The message that will be displayed. That message can
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contain session data as user attributes or macros.
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2020-05-20 23:41:40 +02:00
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.. tip::
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By example, you can set a message like this:
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"hello $uid your are not allowed to login"
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