only let the user change the recovery admin settings if a key passwords was entered.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/apps/files_encryption/settings-admin.php b/apps/files_encryption/settings-admin.php
index ae9a85643ef..66efc584367 100644
--- a/apps/files_encryption/settings-admin.php
+++ b/apps/files_encryption/settings-admin.php
@@ -10,18 +10,13 @@
 
 $tmpl = new OCP\Template( 'files_encryption', 'settings-admin' );
 
-$blackList = explode( ',', \OCP\Config::getAppValue( 'files_encryption', 'type_blacklist', '' ) );
-
 // Check if an adminRecovery account is enabled for recovering files after lost pwd
 $view = new OC_FilesystemView( '' );
 
 $recoveryAdminEnabled = OC_Appconfig::getValue( 'files_encryption', 'recoveryAdminEnabled' );
-$recoveryAdminUid = OC_Appconfig::getValue( 'files_encryption', 'recoveryAdminUid' );
 
-$tmpl->assign( 'blacklist', $blackList );
 $tmpl->assign( 'encryption_mode', \OC_Appconfig::getValue( 'files_encryption', 'mode', 'none' ) );
 $tmpl->assign( 'recoveryEnabled', $recoveryAdminEnabled );
-$tmpl->assign( 'recoveryAdminUid', $recoveryAdminUid );
 
 \OCP\Util::addscript( 'files_encryption', 'settings-admin' );
 \OCP\Util::addscript( 'core', 'multiselect' );