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I need an ability for admin to change user attributes. My first attempt was try to reenroll user. It does not work, see below. If I revoke yser certificate, and trying to make new one , system says me that user already exists.



I saw reenroll function in ca client.



I made reenroll function work and it working only for user who holds certificate. Admin cannot reenroll users. Is there other legal way to change user attributes?



I use nodejs 8 and 1.3.0 sdk for nodejs.










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  • Which version of sdk you are using?

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I need an ability for admin to change user attributes. My first attempt was try to reenroll user. It does not work, see below. If I revoke yser certificate, and trying to make new one , system says me that user already exists.



I saw reenroll function in ca client.



I made reenroll function work and it working only for user who holds certificate. Admin cannot reenroll users. Is there other legal way to change user attributes?



I use nodejs 8 and 1.3.0 sdk for nodejs.










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  • Which version of sdk you are using?

    – Nitish Bhardwaj
    Nov 22 '18 at 3:07











  • 1.3.0. Updated question.

    – Raiv
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:40














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I need an ability for admin to change user attributes. My first attempt was try to reenroll user. It does not work, see below. If I revoke yser certificate, and trying to make new one , system says me that user already exists.



I saw reenroll function in ca client.



I made reenroll function work and it working only for user who holds certificate. Admin cannot reenroll users. Is there other legal way to change user attributes?



I use nodejs 8 and 1.3.0 sdk for nodejs.










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I need an ability for admin to change user attributes. My first attempt was try to reenroll user. It does not work, see below. If I revoke yser certificate, and trying to make new one , system says me that user already exists.



I saw reenroll function in ca client.



I made reenroll function work and it working only for user who holds certificate. Admin cannot reenroll users. Is there other legal way to change user attributes?



I use nodejs 8 and 1.3.0 sdk for nodejs.







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  • Which version of sdk you are using?

    – Nitish Bhardwaj
    Nov 22 '18 at 3:07











  • 1.3.0. Updated question.

    – Raiv
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:40



















  • Which version of sdk you are using?

    – Nitish Bhardwaj
    Nov 22 '18 at 3:07











  • 1.3.0. Updated question.

    – Raiv
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:40

















Which version of sdk you are using?

– Nitish Bhardwaj
Nov 22 '18 at 3:07





Which version of sdk you are using?

– Nitish Bhardwaj
Nov 22 '18 at 3:07













1.3.0. Updated question.

– Raiv
Nov 22 '18 at 11:40





1.3.0. Updated question.

– Raiv
Nov 22 '18 at 11:40












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You should take a look at the Update function on the IdentityService. This should allow you to update attributes for an already existing user. You will need to do
something like this:



const req = {
type: 'testType',
affiliation: 'testAffiliation',
maxEnrollments: 42,
attrs: 'testAtts',
enrollmentSecret: 'shhh!',
caname: 'caName'
};
await identity.update('bob', req, registrar);



I would take a look at this Node test case that shows how to update an identity: https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/v1.3.0/fabric-ca-client/test/IdentityService.js#L421






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    You should take a look at the Update function on the IdentityService. This should allow you to update attributes for an already existing user. You will need to do
    something like this:



    const req = {
    type: 'testType',
    affiliation: 'testAffiliation',
    maxEnrollments: 42,
    attrs: 'testAtts',
    enrollmentSecret: 'shhh!',
    caname: 'caName'
    };
    await identity.update('bob', req, registrar);



    I would take a look at this Node test case that shows how to update an identity: https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/v1.3.0/fabric-ca-client/test/IdentityService.js#L421






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      You should take a look at the Update function on the IdentityService. This should allow you to update attributes for an already existing user. You will need to do
      something like this:



      const req = {
      type: 'testType',
      affiliation: 'testAffiliation',
      maxEnrollments: 42,
      attrs: 'testAtts',
      enrollmentSecret: 'shhh!',
      caname: 'caName'
      };
      await identity.update('bob', req, registrar);



      I would take a look at this Node test case that shows how to update an identity: https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/v1.3.0/fabric-ca-client/test/IdentityService.js#L421






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        You should take a look at the Update function on the IdentityService. This should allow you to update attributes for an already existing user. You will need to do
        something like this:



        const req = {
        type: 'testType',
        affiliation: 'testAffiliation',
        maxEnrollments: 42,
        attrs: 'testAtts',
        enrollmentSecret: 'shhh!',
        caname: 'caName'
        };
        await identity.update('bob', req, registrar);



        I would take a look at this Node test case that shows how to update an identity: https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/v1.3.0/fabric-ca-client/test/IdentityService.js#L421






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        You should take a look at the Update function on the IdentityService. This should allow you to update attributes for an already existing user. You will need to do
        something like this:



        const req = {
        type: 'testType',
        affiliation: 'testAffiliation',
        maxEnrollments: 42,
        attrs: 'testAtts',
        enrollmentSecret: 'shhh!',
        caname: 'caName'
        };
        await identity.update('bob', req, registrar);



        I would take a look at this Node test case that shows how to update an identity: https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/v1.3.0/fabric-ca-client/test/IdentityService.js#L421







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