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Anonymous users have more rights than those with a login

Mark Everest
Contributor
September 18, 2018

Hi,

We are considering extending the user of Jira beyond tracking software issues and into the Service Desk, however we have a big issue with adding Jira ServiceDesk to our existing Jira Software instance, and that is to do with the access. I can explain this simply as follows:

- Jira Software user - edit access to software issues

- Anonymous user - read-only access to software issues

- Logged-in user but without Jira Software license - no access to software type issues

 

Why is this an issue? Well, if a user is logged into the user portal for the ServiceDesk, they are considered as being logged into Jira and therefore lose any anonymous access to Jira Software issues.

Why can it not be made so logged-in users without a Jira Software license still get read-only access to Software issues? i.e. as if they were browsing Jira anonymously.

Thanks

Mark

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Keri
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
September 19, 2018

Hi Mark, 

 

I was looking into this and this isn't ideal behavior - we have a feature request open here: Customers get confused when they have to log out to view JIRA tickets that are open to Anyone

 

If you could take a moment to vote and watch the issue to show your support, and add any additional details you would like added in the comments - we'd appreciate it! 

 

Cheers, 

Keri

Mark Everest
Contributor
September 20, 2018

Will do thanks!

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