I am requesting help stitching scripts together

Question

I need some assistance combining 1: https://www.adaxes.com/questions/9428/daily-scheduled-task-to-disable-inactive-users

With 2: https://www.adaxes.com/questions/1509/inactive-users

For 1: I am struggling to figure out which condition I pick for number 1, and how I get the "Modify user: disable the account." Do I also need to set up a custom paramater for $days ?

For 2: "less or equal" isn't an option.

Comments

Hello,

Sorry for the confusion, but we are not sure what exactly you need to achieve. Please, describe the desired behavior in all the possible details with live examples.

Also, please, provide us with a screenshot of the Multi-server environment dialog. The dialog displays how many Adaxes services you have and what their versions are. For information on how to view it, see https://www.adaxes.com/help/MultiServerEnvironment. You can post the screenshot here or send to us at support@adaxes.com.

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I am trying to set up a Scheduled Task, that calls a Custom Command. I'd like this command to check if an account(s) has been inactive for more than 90 days. If so, I want Adaxes to disable the accounts (s). I found this link but am having trouble with getting the code to work: https://www.adaxes.com/questions/9428/daily-scheduled-task-to-disable-inactive-users

I'd also like to add a little wiggle room, so if an account is enabled then it gives 2 days time for someone to sign in before disabling again. I found this link for that, but can't locate the same settings: https://www.adaxes.com/questions/1509/inactive-users

Answer 1

Hello,

Have a look at the following tutorial: https://www.adaxes.com/help/AutomaticallyDeprovisionInactiveUsers. If we understand your desire correctly, you just need a scheduled task, no custom commands. If you still have issues configuring the workflow, please, give us a live example of the desired behavior as it is not very clear about the wiggle room.

Also, we recommend you not to use old threads in this Q&A as proof of concept. Functionality changes and such threads can be misleading.

Comments

Thank you. I made this:

The "wiggle room" condition I need is for users that we re-enable. If I re-enable a user, I want the user to have 2 days to sign in before they become disabled again.

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Hello,

In this case, you need to use a business rule triggering After enabling a user account and your scheduled task will look like below.

Business rule

Scheduled task

In the rule action and task action/condition, you can use any of Adaxes custom date attributes (e.g. CustomAttribtueDate1) not used in other workflows. Pay attention, that the business rule will only work if users are re-enabled via Adaxes.

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Thank you! I used the built in paramaters for the Scheduled Task and that is good enough.