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thelittlefireman	ca20b3d80c	[PATCH] Some fixes to the Emergency Access PR - Changed the date of the migration folders to be from this date. - Removed a lot is_email_domain_allowed checks. This check only needs to be done during the invite it self, else everything else will fail even if a user has an account created via the /admin interface which bypasses that specific check! Also, the check was at the wrong place anyway's, since it would only not send out an e-mail, but would still have allowed an not allowed domain to be used when e-mail would have been disabled. While that check always works, even if sending e-mails is disasbled. - Added an extra allowed route during password/key-rotation change which updates/checks the public-key afterwards. - A small change with some `Some` and `None` orders. - Change the new invite object to only generate the UTC time once, since it could be possible that there will be a second difference, and we only need to call it just once. by black.dex@gmail.com Signed-off-by: thelittlefireman <thelittlefireman@users.noreply.github.com>	4 years ago
thelittlefireman	4ab9362971	Add Emergency contact feature Signed-off-by: thelittlefireman <thelittlefireman@users.noreply.github.com>	5 years ago