85 lines
5.1 KiB
Gherkin
85 lines
5.1 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: Log in without group assignment
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Scenario: Login without group assignment with
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Given a default configuration
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And configuration value "GroupEnable" is set to "false"
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And configuration value "DefaultRole" is set to "subscriber"
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And an LDAP user "ldapuser" with name "LDAP User", password "P@ssw0rd" and email "ldapuser@example.com" exists
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And an LDAP group "ldapgroup" exists
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And LDAP user "ldapuser" is member of LDAP group "ldapgroup"
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And a WordPress user "wordpressuser" with name "WordPress_User" and email "wordpressuser@example.com" exists
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And a WordPress role "wordpressrole" exists
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And WordPress user "wordpressuser" has role "wordpressrole"
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And a WordPress user "ldapuser" does not exist
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When LDAP user "ldapuser" logs in with password "P@ssw0rd"
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Then the login suceeds
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And a new WordPress user "ldapuser" was created with name "LDAP User" and email "ldapuser@example.com"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is member of role "subscriber"
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Scenario: Login with group assignment to multiple groups where only first wordpress group is used
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Given a default configuration
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And configuration value "GroupEnable" is set to "true"
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And configuration value "DefaultRole" is set to "subscriber"
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And configuration value "Groups" is set to "administrator=ldapgroup" and "editor=ldapgroup"
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And configuration value "GroupAttr" is set to "cn"
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And configuration value "GroupFilter" is set to "uniquemember=%dn%"
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And configuration value "GroupOverUser" is set to "true"
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And an LDAP user "ldapuser" with name "LDAP User", password "P@ssw0rd" and email "ldapuser@example.com" exists
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And an LDAP group "ldapgroup" exists
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And LDAP user "ldapuser" is member of LDAP group "ldapgroup"
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And a WordPress user "wordpressuser" with name "WordPress_User" and email "wordpressuser@example.com" exists
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And a WordPress role "wordpressrole" exists
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And WordPress user "wordpressuser" has role "wordpressrole"
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And a WordPress user "ldapuser" does not exist
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When LDAP user "ldapuser" logs in with password "P@ssw0rd"
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Then the login suceeds
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And a new WordPress user "ldapuser" was created with name "LDAP User" and email "ldapuser@example.com"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is member of role "administrator"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is not member of role "editor"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is not member of role "subscriber"
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Scenario: Second Login with group assignment to multiple groups where only first wordpress group is used.
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Given a default configuration
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And configuration value "GroupEnable" is set to "true"
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And configuration value "DefaultRole" is set to "subscriber"
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And configuration value "Groups" is set to "administrator=ldapgroup" and "editor=ldapgroup"
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And configuration value "GroupAttr" is set to "cn"
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And configuration value "GroupFilter" is set to "uniquemember=%dn%"
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And configuration value "GroupOverUser" is set to "false"
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And an LDAP user "ldapuser" with name "LDAP User", password "P@ssw0rd" and email "ldapuser@example.com" exists
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And an LDAP group "ldapgroup" exists
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And LDAP user "ldapuser" is member of LDAP group "ldapgroup"
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And a WordPress user "wordpressuser" with name "WordPress_User" and email "wordpressuser@example.com" exists
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And a WordPress role "wordpressrole" exists
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And WordPress user "wordpressuser" has role "wordpressrole"
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And a WordPress user "ldapuser" does not exist
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And LDAP user "ldapuser" logs in with password "P@ssw0rd"
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And WordPress user "ldapuser" has role "wordpressrole"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is member of role "wordpressrole"
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When LDAP user "ldapuser" logs in with password "P@ssw0rd"
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Then the login suceeds
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is member of role "administrator"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is member of role "wordpressrole"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is not member of role "editor"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is not member of role "subscriber"
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Scenario: Second Login with group assignment that changes between first and second login
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Given a default configuration
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And configuration value "GroupEnable" is set to "true"
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And configuration value "DefaultRole" is set to "subscriber"
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And configuration value "Groups" is set to "administrator=ldapgroup1" and "editor=ldapgroup2"
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And configuration value "GroupAttr" is set to "cn"
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And configuration value "GroupFilter" is set to "uniquemember=%dn%"
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And configuration value "GroupOverUser" is set to "true"
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And an LDAP user "ldapuser" with name "LDAP User", password "P@ssw0rd" and email "ldapuser@example.com" exists
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And an LDAP group "ldapgroup1" exists
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And an LDAP group "ldapgroup2" exists
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And LDAP user "ldapuser" is member of LDAP group "ldapgroup1"
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And LDAP user "ldapuser" logs in with password "P@ssw0rd"
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And LDAP user "ldapuser" is member of LDAP group "ldapgroup2"
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And LDAP user "ldapuser" is not member of LDAP group "ldapgroup1"
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When LDAP user "ldapuser" logs in with password "P@ssw0rd"
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Then the login suceeds
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is member of role "editor"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is not member of role "administrator"
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And the WordPress user "ldapuser" is not member of role "subscriber"
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