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How can I auto-assign the users from a specified directory (LDAP) to a certain jira group?

Sorin Sbarnea (

I have an instance that uses two authentication sources:

local accounts - people can register and create accounts by themselves
LDAP directory - people from inside the company can login with their corporate login

The problem is that I need to assing a special group, like jira-internal to the ones from the directory because they have more permissions than people from the internet.

Note: jira-users default group us useless because it is required for login and auto-assgined to all new accounts.

How can I achieve this?

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Aspect Infra Te

you can have more than one group with login to jira permissions
Administration -> Users -> Global permissions -> JIRA Users

so your internal users can didn't have jira-users group at all and have jira-own-staff like example as equivalent that allow them to log in

Sorin Sbarnea (

Probably I wasn't clear enough, both LDAP first login and registration are creating new jira accounts (the ones registered are local and the one with LDAP are directory accounts, not managed by jira).

THe problme is that, so far, I did not find a way to assign different groups to these two categories of users, in order to be able to give them different permissions.

It is mandatory for this to be automatic, as we do not have the time to manually edit each new auto-created account.

Probably what I need is a default group for each directory, which I wasn't able to find in the options.

Aspect Infra Te

"creating account" for LDAP users is not a clear creation - since they already have LDAP account used for their auth ( so as i understand name/surname also takes from ldap )
so you can add a group that defines wider permission for internal users into ldap

Sorin Sbarnea (

You assume that I do have control over the corporate directory, which in 99% of the cases is not true (including me).

As in most coporate environments the LDAP schema is almost impossible to touch and even if it would be theoretically possilbe to touch it, the birocracy would make the taks practically impossible (you'll get it implemented when the need for the change is no longer there).

For this reason, most people are using LDAP only to authenticate active accounts: login, email and password verification.

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