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[OCM] Users can invite themselves to their own federated connection #11004
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This was referenced Feb 14, 2025
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We are currently getting {
"code": "INVALID_PARAMETER",
"message": "token has expired"
} The error message doesn't match the error message added in this PR cs3org/reva#5077. CC @2403905 |
This was referenced Mar 3, 2025
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Describe the bug
When a user generates a token for federated connection and pastes it to their own accept invitation field, then a federated connection is created with the user itself.
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Screencast.from.02-13-2025.02.05.15.PM.webm
Here we can see that a federated connection is created with the user himself and while sharing a resource, an external user is also available and resources can also be shared. The shared resource is available on your own shares drive.
Also, an error does show up, but nothing is restricted for federation connections.
The behavior is same when creating connection using API
This returns the following response and
409
status code:Eventhough it throws error, the connection is created.
Setup
Infinite Scale 7.1.0-rc.4+ac1689b64d Community
ownCloud Web UI 11.1.3
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