I have the Google apps account: domain1.com
I have the following accounts set up:
Jane (jane#firstdomain.com)
Ben (ben#firstdomain.com)
Joe (joe#firstdomain.com)
I have the domain seconddomain.com set up as an alias of firstdomain.com. So Jane, Ben and Joe have jane#seconddomain.com, ben#seconddomain.com and joe#dseconddomain.com.
I want to create a group using the alias email, such that group#seconddomain.com includes Jane, Ben, and Bill as recipients of that email address. Is this possible?
Yes, this is possible. But a few notes to consider when doing so.
It is only possible for you to create a group using #seconddomain.com if the group was added as a Secondary Domain, not a User alias domain. You can read more about it here.
You would need to manually create the group, and a dropdown option should appear letting you choose which Domain you would like to use as the domain for your group email. You can read more about creating groups here.
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I'm building a little application using Oracle Application Express Online. I'd like to send automatically email when an user inserts into the database a row.
I created an Item, called Email, in which I put the address of the user of the application:
Select User.Email from Users wher Users.Username=:APP_USER
Query works, because in the application I see right email.
Then I create a process in the way you see in the screen I'll post here. But nothing happens. Can you help me, please?
As you see, in the centre of the photo there are 2 items: one has to go into the database to store a new row, the second one is the email that is in the process. But, as I said early, nothing happens.
If you click on any attribute in APEX, and click the "Help" tab, you get some very useful information - in this case, that the field expects a substitution syntax for this scenario.
To
Enter the email recipients by specifying one or more email addresses.
For multiple email addresses, use a comma-separated list. Use
substitution syntax if you want to use a dynamic value.
Examples
john.doe#test.com, jane.doe#test.com
John Doe <john.doe#test.com>, Jane Doe <jane.doe#test.com>
&P6_TO.
Using the Google Classroom API method userProfile, I can get various information about a user, including their name and email address, but not whether they are a student or teacher. How can I determine whether a user is a student or teacher?
Classroom does have the concept of teachers and students, however the distinction between teachers and students is only meaningful relative to a particular course (it’s possible for a user to be a “teacher” of one course and a “student” of another) and so you might not be able to use these categories to apply access controls in the way you were expecting.
For example, if alice#school.edu is a member of a particular course’s courses.teachers collection, and bob#school.edu is a member of courses.students, then you can use this information to decide that bob#school.edu should not see certain content created by alice#school.edu. (For example, you might not want to show Bob the answers to a quiz that Alice has created on your website, just the questions.)
However, because by default all users can create courses, you probably do not want to show alice#school.edu sensitive information created by teachers of other courses, information intended for teachers that you provide (for example, if you are a textbook publisher), or giving her domain-wide admin features.
If you need to distinguish between “real-world” teachers and students, we recommend that you do this via a mechanism entirely separate from Classroom, such as checking that the user’s email address appears in:
a separately-maintained list of teachers (e.g. CSV uploaded by admin)
the classroom_teachers group – domain administrators can choose to verify teachers to allow them to create new classes (use the Directory API to list a user’s groups)
Classroom api dosent provide global role for a teacher or a student its vary from course to course so you can just call student/teacher api
after that you will get json output and you find a special permission for teacher "Create Course" it will help you to recognized that the person is teacher.
"permissions": [
{
"permission": "CREATE_COURSE"
}
]
in case of student this array will be null.
I have a User1 in Domain1 which belongs to a group Group1.
Group1 belongs to a different domain Domain2.
Using the memberof attribute, I can easily see that User1 belongs to Group1. But memberof only gives me the values of OU and the domains which the group belongs.
e.g.
CN=Groupname,OU=ou1,DC=Domain1,DC=Domain2,DC=com
Does Domain1 store other information of Group1?
If yes how can I get sid or guid or any other information of the Group1 without connecting to Domain2?
Edit:
Both the domains are in trust relationship.
You can get also the SID and GUID by the "Extended DN" LDAP extended control.
Please check:
How to get AD user's 'memberof' property value in terms of objectGUID?
I want to register users on the basis of their emaild ids on my website, assuming that there is one to one relationship between users and their emailid strings. But gmail doesn't recongnize .s in email ids. That means juzerali#gmail.com and juzer.ali#gmail.com are the same users (or emaild ids).
My concern is not just this one use case, it could be overcome by simply stripping the string of dots. Different email providers might be having different policies regarding email aliases and notations.
My question to community is is there any de facto rules/guidelines for creating unique users based on their email ids as their unique identifiers? Or has someone implemented this successfully before?
NOTES: I have checked a few websites that registers on the basis of email id. They seem consider two gmail ids with different combinations with .s as different email ids. That means same email account holder can possess two accounts on the same site, which I want to avoid.
IMPORTANT: Oauth/OpenID is not an option.
Try facebook login and get username from the facebook API. But if you dont want to access any secondary service for auth, then you might as well ask users to choose a username, and constrain uniqueness there. As far as i know there is nothing more you can do!
Hotmail for example allows you to have any string after a +
for eg. abc#hotmail.com is same as abc+123#hotmail.com
In a magento project I need to allot customer group to customer according to their email id.
Like I have customer group in admin "xxx" and "yyy"
NOw I want at time of signup if user have id abc#xxx.com, group named xxx allot to him or if he has abc#yyy.in, group "yyy" allot to him.
Please suggest me ..how can I accomplish this task or please refer any document.
Thanks!
The most likely way to succeed is to override Mage_Customer_Model_Customer and provide your own getGroupId() method. This method should check the domain of the email address ($this->getEmail()) and then both set and return the ID of the group. If it doesn't recognise the domain then pass it back to the parent to be processed as normal.