I took a look at this today starting from Reporter.pm, which looks like it simply needs one change on line 79 from:
order_by => { $class => 'name ASC'}
To:
order_by => { $class => ['username ASC', 'name ASC']}
However, username isn't a thing and I am not knowledgeable in how to reference username for the purposes of sorting within this file!
The current sort order isn't random however, it bases the order of user folders on the sort order of their respective folders. For instance:
zUser15 !folder1 !folder2 !folder4 dailies monthlys ztesting zUser01 !folder3 afolder 2folders aUser00 abcfolder abcfolder2 abcfolder3 dUser15 buttons hats
It places zUser15 first because they have more high sorting folders that zUser01 and so on. If 'owner ASC' is placed in the sort it sorts by the id of the user which doesn't properly resolve this issue.
I took a look at this today starting from Reporter.pm, which looks like it simply needs one change on line 79 from:
order_by => { $class => 'name ASC'}
To:
order_by => { $class => ['username ASC', 'name ASC']}
However, username isn't a thing and I am not knowledgeable in how to reference username for the purposes of sorting within this file!
The current sort order isn't random however, it bases the order of user folders on the sort order of their respective folders. For instance:
zUser15
!folder1
!folder2
!folder4
dailies
monthlys
ztesting
zUser01
!folder3
afolder
2folders
aUser00
abcfolder
abcfolder2
abcfolder3
dUser15
buttons
hats
It places zUser15 first because they have more high sorting folders that zUser01 and so on. If 'owner ASC' is placed in the sort it sorts by the id of the user which doesn't properly resolve this issue.