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I somehow went down that path that configures atlassian (bitbucket) to log in using gmail authorization (ie: login to atlassian if the browser is logged in to gmail).
What settings do I need to change to stop this, and instead have atlassian only permit login using explicit email address and explicit password?
Thanks.
Hello @Graham Wideman,
Thanks for reaching out.
You need to login to id.atlassian.com and navigate to Manage profile → Security section (direct link). Unless your domain is managed by Google, you'll be able to set your password there.
Another way is to logout from your Atlassian account, then use the recovery form.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Daniil
I did not ask how to set or reset my password.
I asked how to dissociate my account from google authorization so that the account would permit ONLY username/password login.
In case it is not clear, my current username and password works fine, and does not need changing.
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The way to disassociate your account is to have you sent the recovery link.
It worked for me so far
Kind Regards,
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After setting a password as @Daniil Penkin suggests (this is important to do first), you actually manage this via your Google account:
Hope this helps!
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