public static LoginInfo ToModel(this ILogin login)
{
if (login == null)
return null;
var flags = login.Flags;
var result = new LoginInfo() {
Id = login.Id, TenantId = login.TenantId, UserName = login.UserName,
LastLoggedInOn = login.LastLoggedInOn, SuspendedUntil = login.SuspendedUntil, Expires = login.Expires,
Flags = login.Flags,
MultiFactorLoginFactors = login.MultiFactorLoginFactors,
PasswordResetFactors = login.PasswordResetFactors, IncompleteFactors = login.IncompleteFactors,
//Deprecated, use Flags property
DoNotConcealMembership = flags.IsSet(LoginFlags.DoNotConcealMembership),
RequireMultiFactorLogin = flags.IsSet(LoginFlags.RequireMultiFactor),
OneTimePassword = flags.IsSet(LoginFlags.OneTimePassword),
Disabled = flags.IsSet(LoginFlags.Disabled), Suspended = flags.IsSet(LoginFlags.Suspended),
};
//If suspension expired, fix the result; we do not fix login entity - it will be cleared when user logs in;
// the trouble here is that we might not have permissions to update login at this moment, only read it
if(result.Suspended) {
var utcNow = EntityHelper.GetSession(login).Context.App.TimeService.UtcNow;
if(login.SuspendedUntil < utcNow) {
result.Suspended = false;
result.SuspendedUntil = null;
}
}
return result;
}
public LoginInfo UpdateLoginInfo(LoginInfo loginInfo)
{
var login = GetCurrentLogin();
Context.ThrowIfNull(login, ClientFaultCodes.ContentMissing, "LoginInfo", "LoginInfo is missing.");
Context.ThrowIf(loginInfo.Id != login.Id, ClientFaultCodes.InvalidValue, "Id", "Invalid login Id, must match current user's login id.");
_loginManager.UpdateLogin(login, loginInfo);
return login.ToModel();
}
