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How to turn off account creation emails when using the SOAP API?

Greg Warner
Greg Warner August 26, 2012

I'm about to add 6000 users to JIRA using the JIRA SOAP API, using the CreateUser method. A couple of months ago when I did this with 1100 users, they all got the account creation email. I'd like to prevent this. Is there a way to supress the account creation email? The only way I can see to do this is to disable the mail server setting and then enable once I'm done. Surely there is an elegant way to do this.

thanks

- Greg

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August 26, 2012

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