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Updated by Jonas Heinrich (Finn) about 12 years ago
When there is a user
And the user is blocked because he has entered his credentials incorrect for to many times
And the brute force prevention is disabled by setting “Block user after this number of failed login attempts” to 0
When an admin visits the users list and selects “locked temporarily”
Then the user is listed as locked
And the user can successfully log in
The user should not be listed as locked
**Update**
There happen even stranger things:
- when brute force prevention is activated it looks the following

- when I deactivate brute force prevention I get

And the user is blocked because he has entered his credentials incorrect for to many times
And the brute force prevention is disabled by setting “Block user after this number of failed login attempts” to 0
When an admin visits the users list and selects “locked temporarily”
Then the user is listed as locked
And the user can successfully log in
The user should not be listed as locked
**Update**
There happen even stranger things:
- when brute force prevention is activated it looks the following

- when I deactivate brute force prevention I get
