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The update username web service allows the FIDO administrator to update the "username" for all the "registered" keys for that user.
Please note, a username can only be changed if "skfs.cfg.property.allow.changeusername" is set to "true". By default, this property is set to "false". Please refer all the configurations that can be changed for a FIDO Server.
The web service requires the following parameters supplied as JSON objects (shown in the Request example in this section):
|
Value |
Explanation |
|---|---|
|
svcinfo |
Every web service request sent by applications to SKFS must be authenticated and authorized. These privileges are based on service credential information (svcinfo) passed into the web service as a JSON object. |
|
payload |
This parameter, also a JSON object, carries information about the new username, old username |
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