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Can i add 'jira-users' as default group while configuring crowd directory in jira?

Suresh_b3sg6g

Hi Team,

We have jira with LDAP authentication, while configured LDAP in jira, we gave "jira-users" group as default group and user on first authentication adding to the "jira-users" internal group - there were no issues on this matter.

Now, we have installed crowd and added LDAP as directory , and added jira application and associated LDAP directory.But how to add "jira-users" group as a default group while configuring crowd directory in jira?

jira-users group is internal directory and associated in most of roles and project permissions.

And also, How to retain those jira-users with jira authentication through crowd?

similarly, how to retain jira-developers and jira-adminstrators group and it's user list?

Regards,

Suresh

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Andy Heinzer

When you're using Crowd with Jira, it is not something you can do from within Jira. Instead a Crowd external directory handles those group memberships itself. This is explained in more detail in the Crowd documentation: Automatically Assigning Users to Groups

As for maintaining the group memberships that already exist, since you're currently connecting Jira to an LDAP instance, you should be able to use the exact same LDAP settings in Crowd that Jira uses now, in order to sync over the specific groups and line up those users with the needed group memberships. This will at least maintain the memberships of those groups that exist in LDAP.

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Suresh_b3sg6g

Hi Andrew,
Thank you for the replay,
We have gone through Automatically Assigning Users to Groups, but we do not find option called "Directories & Groups" under application,
we are able see only separate section for "Details","Directories","Groups", "Users", "Permission" "Remote Addresses","Auth Test" and "Options".

Not sure where we need to select default group and also not sure how to add first time user to the "jira-user".

We are using crowd Crowd Version: 2.10.1.

Regards,

Suresh

Andy Heinzer

Ah, The documentation link above is for Crowd 3.3. I didn't realize you were using a different version. I'd recommend instead trying to follow the corresponding document for the 2.10.x version of Crowd. You can find this in https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd0210/automatically-assigning-users-to-groups-849055245.html

There are some slightly different terms and locations to accomplish the same task but in that older version of Crowd.

Marcin Kempa

Hi @Suresh,

If I understand correctly you have Jira which is connected to Crowd and Crowd is connected to custom LDAP. Crowd version is 2.10.1 and you would like to still be able to use default groups, so that if someone logs in to Jira they will be automatically assigned to for example jira-users groups (local groups in Crowd's directory, they do not come from LDAP). Is that your use case?

Additionally do you have Crowd SSO setup? or are you reusing directories across different applications? Do you have other applications connected to Crowd?

If not, you could try to use default groups on directory level (see: https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/automatically-assigning-users-to-groups-194806197.html 'Automatically assigning groups per directory'). This is similar thing as @Andy Heinzer mentioned although with default groups per directory you do not have the possibility to assign groups to users when they log in to certain application. In this case it is defining a default group when user is logging in to any application connected to this particular directory.

I've asked about the SSO, as if this is not your requirement you could potentially have different directories connected to your applications in Crowd. However doing so breaks SSO and is not recommended as it is complicating the configuration.

BTW I would love to hear why you did not upgrade to the latest version of Crowd. Is there anything blocking you? Thanks!

Hope that helps,

Marcin Kempa

Suresh_b3sg6g

Thank you andrew, I am able to add default group under directory level.
Looking forward to add default group under application level.
BTW what is the difference between directory and application level default groups.

Suresh_b3sg6g

Thank you Marcin,

Yes , you are right about our requirement.
we haven't setup for sso..may be soon will opt this option.

Regarding crowd upgrade, we have not yet planned, could you suggest us what is the best version to upgrade?

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