Andrea Veri commented:
I believe you're right, that endpoint is actually only available to admins.
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Sophie Herold commented:
> I'm not confident in providing a publicly readable list of LDAP uids for
> security reasons
I get that. Would it be okay if I compile a list of uid->gitlab_account
mappings for maintainers and include it in a project? Their uids are public in
the DOAP files
Andrea Veri commented:
@sophie-h I'm not confident in providing a publicly readable list of LDAP uids
for security reasons, if you have a GitLab account, which you do, I'd suggest
reading the code at [1] to grab the information you need out of the GitLab API
directly. On the foundation_id
Andrea Veri commented on a discussion:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/Infrastructure/-/issues/622#note_1213753
For maintainers, that's fine, as the information is already exposed. Re: [1],
that's an historical artifact of the way former Planet maintainers tried to map
feeds with
Sophie Herold commented:
```sh
$ curl --header "PRIVATE-TOKEN: removed"
https://gitlab.gnome.org/api/v4/users?extern_uid=uid=sophieherold,dc=gnome,dc=org\=ldapmain
{"message":"403 Forbidden"}
```
That's what I expected, since the external authentication parts are also not
visible in the
