JIRA - Crowd integration: unable to re-order user directories

FredB_lh4wdq

Hi team,

I am trying to integrate Crowd to JIRA. The basic Crowd remote test connection has been validated.
The next step is, I guess, to work on the User directory order and have the Crowd server entry sitting above the JIRA internal directory.

This is where my problem is: I am unable to complete this re-ordering.
My login profile is part of the atlassian-admins group.
Yet, when I try to move Crowd Server above JIRA internal directory, I get the following error message: You cannot move the directory without losing your system admin privileges.
Note that the following message can be seen next to the JIRA internal directory section: You cannot edit this directory because you are logged in through it, please log in as a locally authenticating user to edit it.

I am not too sure of the "log in as a locally authenticating user" meaning.

Any technical help would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks in advance,
Cheers, Fred

 

 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I suspect what you've got is a duplicate user:

User	Directory	Permissions
fbaud	internal	groups including jira-admin
fbaud	crowd	groups NOT including jira-admin

 

JIRA can only authenticate against the first account it finds, so when you log in now, fbaud takes on admin rights.  If you swap the directories, you'll be trying to login fbaud without admin rights.  So it won't let you do it.

Your options are to login as another admin user who only has an entry in the internal directory, or make fbaud in Crowd an administrator as well.