Adding new Users - have added users with Email address with no issues - some are coming up as: qm:013a9b92-fcc3-423a-b375-8a574cc03cb3:5 instead of Username@email.com
Am I missing something ?
Hi Chris,
This feature is something we rolled out as apart of the GDPR changes, you can find more information about this on the Portal-only customers have a randomly-generated username blog post.
Please let me know if you need any further information.
Glauco Guimarães
We've just been hit by this "feature" when migrating from Cloud to Server. The export has the external_id as qm:hash:hash - which is 64 characters long, when this gets imported in to a server environment, the CALLER field in the OS_HISTORYSTEP table is a varchar(60), so this caused the import to fail.
Our current fix was - calls all based on MySQL and Jira 7.12.1:
1 - change the CALLER field in the OS_HISTORYSTEP table to handle the longer text - ALTER TABLE OS_HISTORYSTEP CHANGE COLUMN CALLER CALLER varchar(90); - this gives the field enough space to import the usernames with the qm: format
2 - run the import
3 - SELECT lower_email_address FROM cwd_user WHERE external_id IN (SELECT DISTINCT(CALLER) from OS_HISTORYSTEP WHERE CALLER LIKE "qm:%");
The output from the SQL in 3 is a list of users we then converted from Portal only to "full" accounts. This changes their username format to the non qm: structure, which we're hoping (running an export so we can reimport and validate) will allow the import and full history association.
CCM
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