Security Enhanced Directory Manager

Fields to configure:

• Show Login Info: Enable this feature will display the info such as : Last Login Date.
• Failed Login Attempts for Account Lockout: Set on attempt limit for the user to input the correct password before being locked-out due to incorrect password.
• Account Lockout Period (Minutes): Set a period of time (Minutes) to disabling locked-out user from login.
• Allow Session Timeout (Inactivity Timeout): Enable this feature for automatically logging out inactive user and prompt the user to log in again.
• Hard Session Timeout (Hours): Set a period of time (Hours) for inactivity session for user to be locked out.
• Multi-Factor Authenticator: Default Multi-Factor Authenticator (MFA) that can be selected is : Multi-Factor Authentication using TOTP.
  You may opt to have more MFA by downloading the OTP (One-Time Password) Email MFA plugin.

Disabling plugin

Warning
Once the plugin is enabled, users' password would be stored using a new encryption method. Disabling the plugin would cause all the users not to be able to login anymore as the default encryption method is effectively changed.

Security Enhanced Directory Manager uses the SHA 256 encryption to store the password.
For example, the old standard encrypted hash for User@123 is 448ddd517d3abb70045aea6929f02367 using MD5.
When you change the Joget directory manager to use SEDM, the new password becomes something like @@@@whateverhashencryption@@@@. 

If you then later remove/disable the SEDM plugin, the password is unchanged at SHA 256 encryption. Because the SEDM is not in play anymore, Joget is unable to authenticate the username because it is expecting the password to be the old MD5 encryption.

Do note that passwords once changed to the new SHA 256 Encryption cannot be changed back to MD5.

If you decide you don't want to use SEDM and then delete the plugin setting, you will need to use your database backups to restore the table dir_user to revert back to the original passwords (using MD5 and before SEDM was implemented).
You can also run the following query to update the dir_user table back to the old password. An example of the SQL query is as follows:

UPDATE dir_user SET password = '5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99' WHERE id = 'username'

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The 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 value is the word password using the old encryption.

 

Troubleshoot
Should you forgotten all the details during any Security Enhanced Directory Manager configuration and you have Locked yourself out,  please use this workaround :
To disable your Security Enhanced Directory Manager (SEDM) , get into the database
1) Remove the password column value in dir_user table: Replace the password column value with a new value based on md5 hash.
2) In wf_setup table, delete any directory manager records: Remove the 2 rows that start with directoryManager.

Then, Joget Workflow will fallback to the default directory manager again.

Notification

Fields to configure:

• From: Sender email address.
  
  Example
  no-reply@your-company-name.com
• SMTP Host: Email Server SMTP Host.
  
  Example
  smtp.gmail.com
• SMTP Port: Email Server SMTP Port.
  Typically, port 465 for SSL security option and 587 for TLS
• Security:
  
  • None
  • TLS
  • SSL

  Alternatively, you can click the hash symbol to allow the input of hash variables.

• SMTP Username: Email Server Account Username.
  On Google email account, use your full email address.
• SMTP Password: Email Server Account Password.
  Password submitted will be encrypted for security reason.
• CC: Fully qualified address is expected. Multiple values can be accepted by separating them with semicolons.
  CC: lets you send a copy of a message to someone who's interested but is not the primary recipient.
• HTML Content?: Check if the Message is intended to be HTML content.
• User Creation (Subject): Email Subject.
• User Creation (Message): Email Message.

Email notifications will be sent out on these important events:

• User Creation: An email is sent when the admin creates a new user in Setup User.
• Password Reset: An email is sent when the admin resets the user's password by checking the Force Password Change checkbox in Setup Users > Edit User > Admin Setting.
• Forgot Password: An email is sent when the user clicks the forget password link on the login page.
• Account Lockout: An email is sent when the wrong password exceeds the limit set in Failed Login Attempts for Account Lockout.

Related documentation

• General Settings
• Multi-Factor Authentication using TOTP
• OTP (One-Time Password) Email MFA