Hi all,
I 've a problem since the last month. We' ve configured a JIRA test machine (JIRA v6.3.15) in the same way as in production. At the beginning all works correctly, but since a month, and nothing was changed, we've problems with authentication ONLY in the test instance.
I've configured a LDAP user directory and when I click on the button 'Quick test' I receive this message:
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but when i click on Save and test I receive this error and the connection (and the authentication) doesn' work:
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I've checked the log and the error code but user and password are correct, the user has read-only access to all directories and it is not locked and it isn't locked.
Sorry for the question, but only three months ago I started to work in this project and I don't know which way to turn!
Thank you!
Simona
The important bit of that error message is "code 49" which means "problem with the LDAP account you're trying to use" and then "data 52e" which means specifically "invalid credentials"
As the quick test succeeds, the basic credentials must be correct, but when it tries the full test it fails, so that suggests some setting on LDAP that is saying "Ok, this is a valid user/password, but they're not allowed to do this for some reason". I'm afraid it's a case of debugging the LDAP settings for that user.
Thank you Nic! But it is the same user I use in production environment where all it works fine... .. I have also tried with another user but without success...
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You'll need to check the LDAP server to see why they are failing - it sounds like the account is set up to log in to LDAP ok, but not actually read the data it needs.
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