server/settings/ajax/createuser.php
Lukas Reschke 31b1a73e1f Check if user is admin - bool
There was no "isAdminUser()" function which returned bool. This is
irritiating as there were a loooooooot of places in the code which
checked this itself with `OC_Group::inGroup($uid, 'admin)` - why not
use a function for this?
(Especially if you consider that we might change the group name in the
future, which would lead to problems then)

Additionally, @Raydiation needed such a method for his AppFramework :)
2013-01-14 19:45:17 +01:00

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<?php
OCP\JSON::callCheck();
OC_JSON::checkSubAdminUser();
if(OC_User::isAdminUser(OC_User::getUser())) {
$groups = array();
if( isset( $_POST["groups"] )) {
$groups = $_POST["groups"];
}
}else{
if(isset( $_POST["groups"] )) {
$groups = array();
foreach($_POST["groups"] as $group) {
if(OC_SubAdmin::isGroupAccessible(OC_User::getUser(), $group)) {
$groups[] = $group;
}
}
if(count($groups) == 0) {
$groups = OC_SubAdmin::getSubAdminsGroups(OC_User::getUser());
}
}else{
$groups = OC_SubAdmin::getSubAdminsGroups(OC_User::getUser());
}
}
$username = $_POST["username"];
$password = $_POST["password"];
// Does the group exist?
if(OC_User::userExists($username)) {
OC_JSON::error(array("data" => array( "message" => "User already exists" )));
exit();
}
// Return Success story
try {
if (!OC_User::createUser($username, $password)) {
OC_JSON::error(array('data' => array( 'message' => 'User creation failed for '.$username )));
exit();
}
foreach( $groups as $i ) {
if(!OC_Group::groupExists($i)) {
OC_Group::createGroup($i);
}
OC_Group::addToGroup( $username, $i );
}
OC_JSON::success(array("data" =>
array(
"username" => $username,
"groups" => implode( ", ", OC_Group::getUserGroups( $username )))));
} catch (Exception $exception) {
OC_JSON::error(array("data" => array( "message" => $exception->getMessage())));
}