+2Hi everyone,
I’m finding an increasing number of users are seeing this message when trying to change their password.
I check, they are not deactivated and they have no expiry period.
I set their password to a temporary one and they are fine again.
Any ideas what might have triggered this which I know is a tough question.
+1I’ve been having issues like this myself.
+10Are you using sub domains? If yes, you might want to check those individual settings too
+3A few things come to mind, like Automation App rules to deactivate users, or potentially some API/user provisioning automation behind the scenes that could be assigning some expiration date or even deactivating users altogether.
Otherwise, there could be something on the system side to investigate beyond your specific configurations or user provisioning integrations (if they exist).
+2A few things come to mind, like Automation App rules to deactivate users, or potentially some API/user provisioning automation behind the scenes that could be assigning some expiration date or even deactivating users altogether.
Otherwise, there could be something on the system side to investigate beyond your specific configurations or user provisioning integrations (if they exist).
Thanks, will do. None of those things have been setup by me and no data in the user profiles shows any expiration dates or anything. I think as you said something on the system side may be causing this. Ta.
+6This looks bad. I’ve never seen this myself.
+2Hi everyone, this is still happening for me, and my Docebo CRM is working on a fix but not found one yet. I still have users with this problem, and we cannot pinpoint what it is causing it.
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