Hi All,
When i select only "Jira Software" to access for a specific group the external user can see confluence and bitbucket when he logs in. How can that happen? How can i disabe this.
Kind regards,
Mustafa Demir
Hello @SMT - Mustafa Demir
Thank you for reaching out.
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Thanks!
When you go into your site settings and look under Product Access, is the group assigned to Confluence and Bitbucket?
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See attachment. The blue one is the new group "xxxx" i added
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Have you checked that the users aren't in any of the other groups that have product access to the other products? E.g. administrators, confluence-users, site-admins etc?
And if the users click into the apps that they shouldn't have access to, are they actually able to log in and access them?
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I have checked it and they only are member of the specific group. When they log in they can access confluence and bitbucket. But in confluence they cannot make pages. And in bitbucket i can make repos.
I want that the user only sees the Jira Software.
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Hmm that's strange that they are able to access the product even though they are not in any of the relevant groups...
If you go to Manage Subscriptions within the site settings and then click on Manage Users for the products which they shouldn't have access to, are the users presented in this list?
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Yes, they are presented in the list...
really strange, and now?
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If you click on the 3 dots next to the users' names and then show product access, are you able to disable their access using the toggles?
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