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knife-ec-backup should be able to handle the case where a USAG already exists for a user and we are trying to restore that preexisting user along with other non-existent users and all of their ACLs, as in Zendesk 5060.
Currently, if I try to restore an existing user with knife-ec-backup without use of the --skip-useracl option, the update fails. The problem with this is that --skip-useracl applies to all users in the export from the source system, which means none of the users' ACL info is updated, even if only one user is preexisting in the destination system.
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knife-ec-backup should be able to handle the case where a USAG already exists for a user and we are trying to restore that preexisting user along with other non-existent users and all of their ACLs, as in Zendesk 5060.
Currently, if I try to restore an existing user with knife-ec-backup without use of the
--skip-useracl
option, the update fails. The problem with this is that--skip-useracl
applies to all users in the export from the source system, which means none of the users' ACL info is updated, even if only one user is preexisting in the destination system.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: