Hi there,
we use both products, JIRA (5.1.6) & Confluence (3.5.13). Both are configured that LDAP authenticates the user agains the AD password. Works fine in both cases.
My question now is:
In Confluence we just specify the CN and the user logs in with his username and password. All other data like Full Name & eMail are directly pulled out "life" from the active directory.
But in JIRA we need to specify username, Full Name & eMail when creating a new user.
How can we achieve that JIRA also takes eMail & Full Name from LDAP "on the fly"?
Thank you! Michael
Hi Michael, from what you've described I'm certain you've actually setup the 2 very differently.
In Confluence you have LDAP accounts.
In JIRA you have local accounts with LDAP authentication.
This explains the difference in behaviour. if you already have a live instance, you will need to migrate from local accounts with LDAP authentication to LDAP accounts. I'd suggest contacting Atlassian support to get some help with this.
Contact Atlassian support for help. As far as I know, at the moment there isn't an automated and simple way.
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OK, understood. Am now a step further. Configured our JIRA System Integration with "Microsoft Active Directory (Read Only, with Local Groups)" and that works fine.
But there is one problem I can't fix at the moment. Example:
User "abc123" in at the moment existant in "JIRA Delegated Authentication Directory", meaning we manually create the user in JIRA with the name "abc123", add the user details and save. The user logs in and authenticates against LDAP, working fine. User also is member of some local groups.
When I now set the other userdirectory "Microsoft Active Directory (Read Only, with Local Groups)" active and bring it in 1st place the user "abc123" looses all his local group memberships.
How can I migrate the local group memberships from 1 directory to the other so that I can switch from the actual setup to "Microsoft Active Directory (Read Only, with Local Groups)"?
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