Signup Restriction

[MichalisDBA]

Create an option to disable Users sign-up and allow only 1 master account to exist.

If another user wants to sign-up and create a workspace, that will possible only via invites.

You can check appsmith implementation:

https://docs.appsmith.com/getting-started/setup/instance-configuration/disable-user-signup

[neon-balcony]

Hey @MichalisDBA, I am going to move this to our feature requests as it is not currently a functionality. Thanks for the feedback.

[leoborlot]

+1

Will be good to create dashboard, but i need to close "no invited" to income!

[neon-balcony]

Hi @leonardoborlot, For your case I think you can just set up your app with Share > Make the app public, then share the link among your members, the app will be public to all (including anonymous users), without invitation or signup.

[leoborlot]

Sorry. I try to say, theres no one user coming in the app selfhosted without invite

[Hybes]

How's this coming along, I see it's n Jan 2023 - is this something that's expected soon?

[neon-balcony]

Hey folks, this feature has been published with the latest image for a while, sorry for the late update 😭

Now you can follow the steps to disable sign up:

1. Go to your workspace where Openblocks is deployed (~/workspace in my case), then cd ./stacks/configuration

2. edit application-selfhost.yml, add settings for auth as below, then set enable-register would help you disable user future signups.

auth:
  email:
    enable: ${LOGIN_CHANNEL_EMAIL:true}
    enable-register: ${LOGIN_CHANNEL_EMAIL_REGISTER:false}

3. Save the file and restart your deployment.

[sourcebert]

If you are deploying Openblocks with Docker, you could also set the environment variable ENABLE_USER_SIGN_UP to false. See latest docker-compose.yml.

[johndanek]

Would it be possible to restrict new user signups to one domain? I would like users in my org to be able to sign up easily, but no one else.

[neon-balcony]

@johndanek Good idea, but domain restriction is not enough though, we need to add mail server support combined with it to prevent hacking a non-exist email account.

[mcking230]

None of this helps me. docker environment and configuration changes dont work.

Of cource after changes i restarted container

[lvhuichao]

Hi @mcking230 , we apologize for the inconvenience. Openblocks now supports administrators configuring it in the Settings -> ID Providers -> ... -> Allow registration, and the old style has been deprecated.