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In atlassian-stash-audit.log I am seeing lots of AuthenticationFailureEvent
It seems to be happening for every git operation, but the git operations work fine with no complaints from the client hosts.
This is what an example looks like
10.230.10.93,127.0.0.1 | AuthenticationFailureEvent | neil.peterson | 1416264597235 | neil.peterson | {"authentication-method":"basic","error":"Invalid username or password."} | @1UUIVUBx1009x10316398x0 | -
This event does not seem to be documented
Shortly after posting this I found my own answer, but am leaving the post up for posterity.
The event is not explicitly listed here, but it should be. Nonetheless, this page provides some clues.
UserAuthenticationFailedInvalidAuthenticationEvent | Occurs whenever a user fails to authenticate. Note that this can occur frequently in Stash whenever a command line CLI is used as the initial URL provided to Stash contains a username but no password, which is rejected by Crowd. |
So I guess my real question now is: Can I change that URL drop down to not include usernames?
Or is there some other way to stem the FLOOD of AuthenticationFailureEvent errors that we are seeing?
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