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×1. Create Jira Software Cloud.
2. Add several issues and 2-3 users.
3. Go to 'Back up manager', create 'Back up for server' and download this 65kB zip archive.
4. Create local Linux instance with Postgre.
5. Install atlassian-jira-software-8.22.0-x64.bin
6. Be happy you have local Jira Software.
7. Check that you can edit existing users and you can add a new users in your local Jira Software instance.
8. Go to 'System' - System restore.
9. Import your just created Jira Cloud backup.
Expected result: you can edit users in Jira Internal Directory
Actual Result: Jira Internal Directory is locked. Despite 'External User management' is OFF in the system settings you can't do anything receiving 'External User management is enabled' as error message.
Hi @Harry Stacy
Welcome to the community 🙂
Can you please the configuration once by logging in as recovery admin user
Here are steps in the ref link
Thanks,
Pramodh
Hi Pramodh,
thanks for the response.
We tried to do it.
I logged into the system under recovery_admin but all this recovery_admin could do was just disable the Jira Internal Directory. This disabled all users.
Recovery_admin does not have the ability to edit users, groups, reset their passwords.
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