Hi

We have connected another IDM system to syncope. When provisioning a user
this system first checks if a user already exists (GET by username) and
then sends a create or update.

When the get on the user fails, syncope returns a 404, but it also writes a
log message on error level. This fills the whole log with stack traces for
a situation that is not really exceptional. This increases the risk that
real errors are missed, and decreases performance. Wouldn't it be better to
write this error to a much lower level, or to not throw an exception at all?

Or if that is not possible, to add a clean way to check for the existence
of a user?

Jesse van Bekkum

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