I try to access the JIRA Rest API with basic auth.
But apperently it always wants an OAuth authentication and it seems like that it also requires the SSO cookies.
I would just like to make some localhost calls to my JIRA instance and basic auth would be the easiet way to do it.
I tried "?os_authType=basic" already, but none of my valid login credentials work ( Admin, dedicated auth user, .. )
If I do the same request in the same browser without basic, I can access it ( because of SSO )
Currently I just get an 401
Am I misunderstanding something here ? - Do I have to use SSO ? - and if so, how would I do it?
I could get already the session token via the crowd rest api. What would I do next?
OAuth seems too complex for this simple approach ( I mean it's a php script on the same, local server )
Thanks for any help
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You can still use basic auth with the REST API, do not have to use OAuth just because you have SSO enabled. Just make sure you can do all the operations you are doing in the REST API by logging into JIRA using that same user.
An admin might not have all access in JIRA. For eg: creating issues might be restricted to a certain groups of users only.
The problem is, I use Okta SSO which is genuine SSO - one (Okta) page for login to all apps, so I cannot change my JIRA password because I don't know what it is, and therefore I can't use Basic Auth on JIRA because I don't know what my password is. Can you help me?
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Robin, I'm also facing the same issue as you described earlier.. Any suggestions on this please.. Also please post here if you have any alternative references to this item.
-Ram
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Oh damn.
Turns out I hadn't the proper permissions ( Global permission ) and the password wasn't escaped properly.
Thanks for the assist
/solved
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