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• To request access a user visits: https://eventr.geant.org/request_access
• This redirects them to our SPP page where they sign in using one of the federated options.
• After successful sign in, the user has to select which organisation they represent. This list is populated from the nrens table (see db/schema.rb). For an example of how to populate this data from a csv file see the rake job: lib/tasks/import_nrens.rake. If a user can't find their organsation in the list, simply add it to the nrens table.
• Hitting submit will send an email to sysadmin@terena.org with the subject "New user request for EventR"
• This email contains all the details to add the user to the production database, eg:

  • User: someone.other@renater.fr (tal_id: xxx)

    User.find(xxx).update(roles: ["member"])

• Double check the tal_id with the details of the users email address to make sure that person actually is who they claim to be. You can do this by signing in to the SPP backend and doing a simply db lookup on tal_id.
• If you are in doubt if the user really needs to have permission check with someone who might know this person, or the partner relations team if they really need access.
• SSH to the EventR production server (eventr-prod.geant.org) and:
  
  • sudo su - eventr
  • cd /var/www/eventr
  • RAILS_ENV=production rails c
• In the RAILS console, perform the query in the email, so: User.find(xxx).update(roles: ["member"])
• After you add the user, make sure to send them a personalized email welcoming them to EventR and thanking them for helping us make the tool even better. It's all about the users, so we should be as forthcoming as possible as they are helping us to increase the quality of the data we have in EventR.

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