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Linking Jira user repository to Bamboo 5.2

Aaron Cunningto1

Hello,

I am having difficulty linking our Bamboo 5.2 installation with our Jira 6.1.1 installation. I am being asked for an application name and application password, both of which I do not know.

I am an administrator on both installations so if someone could provide me with a solution, it would be much appreciated.

Many thanks, Aaron.

Accepted answers

Aaron Cunningto1

Thanks, we found there was a mismatch of IP addresses on the Jira administrator interface, in the Jira User Server section. We fixed this and it worked.

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Peter Van de Voorde

Hi Aaron,

You should be able to simply use your own username and password (if you are an admin user).

Other wise you'll need to create a user in Jira specifically for Bamboo to use when connecting to Jira and vice-versa.

Best regards,

Peter

Aaron Cunningto1

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your reply. However when I try to use my Jira login (or a service account I created in Jira) I get the following error:

Failed to change the active user repository: com.atlassian.crowd.exception.InvalidAuthenticationException: Application failed to authenticate

Peter Van de Voorde

Hi Aaron,

Take a look at this answer : it might help you.

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/81746/why-does-bamboo-throw-an-exception-when-attempting-to-configure-use-of-jira-user-repository

Best regards,
Peter

Aaron Cunningto1

Thanks, we found there was a mismatch of IP addresses on the Jira administrator interface, in the Jira User Server section. We fixed this and it worked.

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