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Switch to different user

Patrick Vanhoof

Confluence 6.4. ScriptRunner 5.2.0.

One of the buit in script is to switch to a different user. For auditing purposes: is this logged somewhere? Or can admins do anything in name of another user?

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Jonny Carter_3nm6du

Bit late to the answer, but the answer OP was looking for is, yes, ScriptRunner for Confluence does log Switch User actions to the audit log.

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Alexey Matveev

Admins can do anything in the name of another user. I am not sure if it is logged somewhere. Maybe you can find this function and look in the source code of ScriptRunner. There could be debugging messages. You could set debug logging level for the package of the script.

Patrick Vanhoof

I think that for the purpose of auditing (GDPR) there should be a clear logging of who did what. Surely when doing something in the name of another user. Not through debugging.

Jan Koprowski

Hi @Patrick Vanhoof

please see the addon "Fast User Switcher (FUS) for Confluence". It is easy to use to switch the user to another. And for GDPR purpose it tracks all usage of the FUS addon, as explained on the marketplace page.