Repairing user ID mismatches when staging a Factory
Acquia recommends you create your users on
your production environment in Site Factory, and sync the users to your
non-production environment as part of the website staging process. If you create a user manually on your
non-production environment, it may contain a different user ID (UID) than the
same username on the production environment.
If the user listed as a website’s owner has a
UID mismatch between your production and non-production environments, your
Site Factory Management Console will display task log warnings like the following example when staging
websites to your non-production environment:
The site owner account was not synchronized over. Aborting site
synchronization.
Review your task logs for messages
like the following example to identify all user accounts not copied to your
non-production environment:
The data synchronization process has encountered an error. The Site
Factory (https://www.example.acsitefactory.com) already has a separate
account with the provided "[email protected]" username (uid: 000) which
conflicts with the requested uid (222).
To resolve this UID mismatch and enable website staging processes to complete,
restage your Factory to a
non-production environment and ensure the Wipe target environment check
box is selected.
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Repairing user ID mismatches when staging a Factory
Acquia recommends you create your users on
your production environment in Site Factory, and sync the users to your
non-production environment as part of the website staging process. If you create a user manually on your
non-production environment, it may contain a different user ID (UID) than the
same username on the production environment.
If the user listed as a website’s owner has a
UID mismatch between your production and non-production environments, your
Site Factory Management Console will display task log warnings like the following example when staging
websites to your non-production environment:
The site owner account was not synchronized over. Aborting site
synchronization.
Review your task logs for messages
like the following example to identify all user accounts not copied to your
non-production environment:
The data synchronization process has encountered an error. The Site
Factory (https://www.example.acsitefactory.com) already has a separate
account with the provided "[email protected]" username (uid: 000) which
conflicts with the requested uid (222).
To resolve this UID mismatch and enable website staging processes to complete,
restage your Factory to a
non-production environment and ensure the Wipe target environment check
box is selected.
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If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.