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last login date for a user

Deleted user March 26, 2020

hi, how can I find the last login date for users from the bamboo database?

I was trying to use this query as a base

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/find-the-last-login-date-for-a-user-in-jira-server-363364638.html

but I don't see a table similar to cwd_user

Bamboo has users but it doesn't have the same information.

Thanks.

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JimmyVanAU
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March 26, 2020

Hi Sebastian,

It doesn't look like this is possible.

On JAC, there's an outstanding feature request - https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-17728

so it doesn't look like the information is stored in Bamboo anywhere.

Deleted user March 26, 2020

I'm actually using Crowd for managing the users..... would it be possible in this case?

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March 26, 2020

Good question - I don't have a Crowd + Bamboo set up atm, but you can get the date of last logins on Crowd:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowdkb/list-the-last-login-date-for-all-users-in-crowd-218278872.html

You can probably filter to check only for members of the groups which have application access to Bamboo, but I don't have the schema in front of me to tell you which tables.

Hope that helps

Deleted user March 30, 2020

when I run this query I get

ERROR: permission denied for relation cwd_user_attribute

I think the user I'm using has admin permissions so not sure what's going on.

the owner of this table is a user called "atlcrowd".

is this a system user or something?

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March 30, 2020

That would be the SQL user that the DBA/sysadmin created when they set up Crowd, following https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/postgresql-4030906.html

If you don't know the credentials for atlcrowd, try checking crowd.cfg.xml file in the home directory, where it should list the credentials for atlcrowd. This assumes you have shell access to the Crowd server.

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