Fix broken MySQL example in the README and clarify the meaning of the username column.
Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
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**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.
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**Quota sync** | Sync user quota with the Nextcloud.<br/>- *None* - Disables this feature. This is the default option.<br/>- *Synchronise only once* - Copy the user quota to the Nextcloud preferences if its not set.<br/>- *Nextcloud always wins* - Always copy the user quota to the database. This updates the user table.<br/>- *SQL always wins* - Always copy the user quota to the Nextcloud preferences. | Optional.<br/>Default: *None*.<br/>Requires: user *Quota* column.
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**Home mode** | User storage path.<br/>- *Default* - Let the Nextcloud manage this. The default option.<br/>- *Query* - Use location from the user table pointed by the *home* column.<br/>- *Static* - Use static location pointed by the *Home Location* option. | Optional<br/>Default: *Default*.
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**Home location** | User storage path for the `Static` *Home mode*. The `%u` variable is replaced with the username of the user. | Mandatory if the *Home mode* is set to `Static`.
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**Home location** | User storage path for the `Static` *Home mode*. The `%u` variable is replaced with the uid of the user. | Mandatory if the *Home mode* is set to `Static`.
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**Default group** | Default group for all 'User SQL' users. | Optional.
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#### User table
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--- | --- | ---
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**Table name** | The table name. | Mandatory for user backend.
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**UID** | User ID column. | Mandatory for user backend.
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**Username** | Username column. | Optional.
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**Username** | Username column which is used **only** for password verification. | Optional. If unsure leave it blank and use only the `uid` column.
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**Email** | E-mail column. | Mandatory for *Email sync* option.
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**Quota** | Quota column. | Mandatory for *Quota sync* option.
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**Home** | Home path column. | Mandatory for `Query` *Home sync* option.
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@@ -120,12 +120,15 @@ For all options to work three tables are required:
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If you already have an existing database you can always create database views which fits this model,
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but be aware that some functionalities requires data changes (update queries).
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If you don't have any database model yet you can use below tables (MySQL):
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If you don't have any database model yet you can use below tables
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(MySQL). Please note that the optional `username` above really is only
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used for password matching and defaults to be equal to the `uid`
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column. You also may want to compare with the `oc_users` and
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`oc_groups` table from you Nextcloud instance.
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```
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CREATE TABLE sql_user
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(
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uid INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
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username VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL UNIQUE,
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uid VARCHAR(64) PRIMARY KEY,
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display_name TEXT NULL,
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email TEXT NULL,
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quota TEXT NULL,
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@@ -139,15 +142,15 @@ CREATE TABLE sql_user
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CREATE TABLE sql_group
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(
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gid INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
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name VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL UNIQUE,
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gid VARCHAR(64) PRIMARY KEY,
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name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
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admin BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT FALSE
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);
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CREATE TABLE sql_user_group
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(
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uid INT NOT NULL,
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gid INT NOT NULL,
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uid VARCHAR(64),
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gid VARCHAR(64),
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PRIMARY KEY (uid, gid),
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FOREIGN KEY (uid) REFERENCES sql_user (uid),
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FOREIGN KEY (gid) REFERENCES sql_group (gid),
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