LDAP: Login with username is not possible anymore
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Hello Team, out of a sudden it is not possible to login to Nextcloud via username. It still works with the e-mail address. If I try to check a username in the LDAP / AD integration -> Login Attributessection then Nextcloud returns the following error message:User not found. Please check your login attributes and username. Effective filter (to copy-and-paste for command-line validation): (&(&(|(objectclass=user)))(|(uid=someusername)(|(mailPrimaryAddress=someusername)(mail=someusername))))If I check the email addess then Nextcloud returns a User found and settings verified.message. In contrast the database useradminis still able to login via username.I already doublechecked the userconfig inside my.cloudron but I didn't stumble upon any specific misconfiguration. Could someone please point me into the right direction? Kind regards 
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Yeah ideally to prevent such changes of settings, we would be able to hide that UI within the nextcloud settings panel, but I don't see how that can be done. 
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Given our experience with Nextcloud plugin handling, I would rather not want to maintain such a plugin actually. Ideally the ldap plugin itself (which is at least part of the core package) would have a flag to show/hide the UI. Not sure if this would get any traction upstream, but if you want to get your hands into a custom plugin, maybe you could roughly check if such a flag would be possible to add? 
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Given our experience with Nextcloud plugin handling, I would rather not want to maintain such a plugin actually. Ideally the ldap plugin itself (which is at least part of the core package) would have a flag to show/hide the UI. Not sure if this would get any traction upstream, but if you want to get your hands into a custom plugin, maybe you could roughly check if such a flag would be possible to add? @nebulon hmmm yeah I could see the potential for extra work, but as long as the css for the ldap plugin doesn't change too much I'd imagine it would a "build it once and forget about it" situation. That said, adding the option to disable the ldap UI for non-admins is a no-brainer I'm sure for Nextcloud programmers. 
 


