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What happened: When querying for a list of users using tctl users ls, each user is listed 3 times.
tctl users ls
What you expected to happen: Each user must be listed once
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible): This seems to occur when we upgraded Teleport from 2.7.0 to 3.1.1.
Environment:
teleport version
tsh version
Browser environment
Relevant Debug Logs If Applicable tctl users ls --debug
tctl users ls --debug
DEBU DEBUG logging enabled common/tctl.go:188 DEBU [BACKEND:D] Found new flat keyspace, skipping migration. dir:/var/lib/teleport/proc dir/migrate.go:42 User Allowed logins ------------------ ------------------------------------------------- user1 user1 user1 user1 user1 user1 user2 docker,user2 user2 docker,user2 user2 docker,user2 user3 docker,user3 user3 docker,user3 user3 docker,user3
Further reference: #2107
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What happened: When querying for a list of users using
tctl users ls
, each user is listed 3 times.What you expected to happen: Each user must be listed once
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible): This seems to occur when we upgraded Teleport from 2.7.0 to 3.1.1.
Environment:
teleport version
): Teleport v3.1.1 git:v3.1.1-0-g8c506f47 go1.11.4tsh version
): Teleport v3.1.1 git:v3.1.1-0-g8c506f47 go1.11.4Browser environment
Relevant Debug Logs If Applicable
tctl users ls --debug
Further reference: #2107
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: