Roberto Tyley

Hmm, must be something going wrong in https://github.com/guardian/gu-who/blob/666997a77e/app/lib/OrgUserProblems.scala#L80-L94 . Do you run gu-who frequently or manually every once in a while? There might be a bit of a race condition...

> There was a big gap indeed, we were trying to get access to some bot account that would be removed otherwise (and it was, correctly). If you add the...

Yup, I see this too - it is annoying. In Prout I added some [dog-piling code](https://github.com/guardian/prout/blob/cedbcb914/app/lib/Dogpile.scala#L8-L19) to stop this kind of issue, but haven't done the equivalent for _gu:who_ yet.

You probably want an endpoint that'll print out the results of `OrgUserProblems.problems` and `StateUpdate` (which is one of `MemberUserUpdate`, `MembershipTermination`, or `UserHasLeftOrg`): https://github.com/guardian/gu-who/blob/b5307f/app/lib/OrgUserProblems.scala#L80-L113 https://github.com/guardian/gu-who/blob/b5307f/app/lib/StateUpdate.scala#L24-L51

Hey, thanks for these suggestions, sorry to hear about the trouble. I think you're right, we should at least remind the operator to create the users.txt file (and get the...

> I meant the issue with no disrespect No offence taken! :smile:

Hi @kajisaap - thanks for your interest in gu:who! I think your comment is mostly queries about how to set up gu:who, and don't really relate to the specific issue...

> Mention the amount of time in the README That's done with https://github.com/guardian/gu-who/commit/b5307f - thanks for the suggestion! > Make the amount of time configurable Mmm. I deploy _gu:who_ to...

Hi @vorburger, thanks for reporting your issue! So, you've fallen foul of a rule I implemented on _gu:who_ to prevent casual denial-of-service attacks. _gu:who_ requires that your organisation has at...

I can see you've resolved the public-member problem! Have you setup your 'people' repo? https://github.com/guardian/gu-who/blob/master/people-repo.md