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Both ownCloud and Nextcloud interpret the user names in case-insensitive manner during the log in. That is, even though the user names are stored using the casing just as given during the creation, the user may log in by giving the same name with different casing. You can create a user called "SomeUser" and still log in by typing the user name as "someuser" or "SOMEUSER" or any other variant.
Meanwhile, the Ampache and Subsonic APIs of the Music app require the user name to be given using exactly the correct casing. This should be aligned with the standard login behavior of the clouds.
In the normal log-in of ownCloud and Nextcloud, the user names are allowed
using any casing. The same is true at least for Ampache proper. Now also the
APIs of the Music app follow the suite.
refs #1147
Both ownCloud and Nextcloud interpret the user names in case-insensitive manner during the log in. That is, even though the user names are stored using the casing just as given during the creation, the user may log in by giving the same name with different casing. You can create a user called "SomeUser" and still log in by typing the user name as "someuser" or "SOMEUSER" or any other variant.
Meanwhile, the Ampache and Subsonic APIs of the Music app require the user name to be given using exactly the correct casing. This should be aligned with the standard login behavior of the clouds.
This was first brought up in icefields/Power-Ampache-2#117.
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