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@Mia Tamm _Simpleasyty_ that's the right thing to watch, and it's a part I left underexplored. Verification is a moment while audit is a timeline. If a workflow writes "verified" into a field, that field stops meaning anything fairly quickly. And there are really two separate questions hiding in there: * Was this approval…
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You are right that a user with a certain username moving from one directory in Jira to another will lose his group relations, while the user's actions in Jira (like his created issues, comments and such) are linked to the username and will be kept. So moving users to different directories may be a cumbersome process as you…
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Hi guys, I have read through your discussion. First of all, I would expect it to be not a common setup to have two directory configurations for each actual directory. Also, authentication should be possible against the synced directories, so you should not need the delegated ones. You mention that LDAP traffic was high,…
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Hi, Terry. It seems you will have to reset your local Jira administrator password as your problem seems not directly related to your SSO setup. Please use the link that Matt posted for this. If you have any questions related to getting this solved, please contact Kantega SSO support:…
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The "your-jira-server-internal-ip" where you need to log in to via Bastion for your Jira server is found in the Private IPv4 addresses field in your Jira instance server in the EC2 Instances list view in AWS. Hope this helps you.
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We had the exact same problem when setting this up today. We were able to solve by logging into the AWS system to start Jira with these commands (IPs and values will be found in your AWS setup): ssh -A -i ~/.ssh/YOUR-AWS-CLIENT-KeyPair.pem ec2-user@<your-bastioan-IP> ssh <your-jira-server-internal-ip> sudo -s service jira…
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Robert, you will find more information on the problem you ran into here: https://docs.kantega.no/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=57278555
