Issue#74 Case (in)sensitive login

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Marcin Łojewski
2018-10-28 17:40:12 +01:00
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**Allow display name change** | With this option enabled user can change its display name. The display name change is propagated to the database. | Optional.<br/>Default: false.<br/>Requires: user *Display name* column.
**Allow password change** | Can user change its password. The password change is propagated to the database. See [Hash algorithms](#hash-algorithms). | Optional.<br/>Default: false.
**Case-insensitive username** | Whether user query should be case-sensitive or case-insensitive. | Optional.<br/>Default: false.
**Use cache** | Use database query results cache. The cache can be cleared any time with the *Clear cache* button click. | Optional.<br/>Default: false.
**Hash algorithm** | How users passwords are stored in the database. See [Hash algorithms](#hash-algorithms). | Mandatory.
**Email sync** | Sync e-mail address with the Nextcloud.<br/>- *None* - Disables this feature. This is the default option.<br/>- *Synchronise only once* - Copy the e-mail address to the Nextcloud preferences if its not set.<br/>- *Nextcloud always wins* - Always copy the e-mail address to the database. This updates the user table.<br/>- *SQL always wins* - Always copy the e-mail address to the Nextcloud preferences. | Optional.<br/>Default: *None*.<br/>Requires: user *Email* column.