Hi,
We use a custom ldap authenticator to facilitate single-signon for Confluence. This custom authenticator does the below:
a: Relies on LDAP for user authentication
b: Retrieves the groups for the user from Crowd to facilitate authorization.
c: If the user is authenticated by LDAP but doesnt exist in Crowd, it adds the user to crowd and associates "confluence-users" group for that user in Crowd's confluence directory
This piece of functionality works fine in Confluence 3.5, that uses Crowd's crowd-integration-client-2.3.3.jar under confluence/web-inf/lib directory.
Our new Crowd version is 2.5.1 and new confluence version is 4.3.5. In this confluence, functionalities "a" and "b" mentioned above works. But "c" doesnt work.
Observations:
1.
When I add "crowd-integration-client-2.3.3.jar" [originally used in my confluence 3.5] to confluence/web-inf/lib, the "User Directories" link under confluence -> admin is missing.
2.
When I add "crowd-integration-client-2.5.1.jar" to confluence/web-inf/lib, Confluence doesnt start at all. There is a unix process running as Confluence, but confluence doesnt come up. And no logs populate under ConfluenceHome/log. Essentially Confluence doesnt come up.
3.
When I *dont* add this crowd-integration-client-x.x.x.jar at all, "a" and "b" still works fine. BUt when a scenario of "c" happens [User authenticated in LDAP but not existing in crowd], my custom LDAP authenticator tried to add the user to Crowd, finds this jar missing and reports the following error in logs:
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java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/atlassian/crowd/service/soap/client/SecurityServerClientFactory
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Code Snip of the part that fails:
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SecurityServerClient securityServerClient = SecurityServerClientFactory
.getSecurityServerClient();
// Try creating new user
if (log.isDebugEnabled())
SOAPPrincipal principal = new SOAPPrincipal();
principal.setActive(true);
...
...
===
The first line on the snip fails due to absence of JAR.
NOTE: We are in the UAT phase and migrating to this new version of Crowd and Confluence by Mid March. This is a blocker and I would be happy and pleased to receive a fast reply on this.
Please Help. Many Thanks in advance!
-Mani
locally installed version within my organization
This link talks of the same problem that I face : https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/45726/user-directory-page-lost-after-upgrade-to-confluence-4-1-9
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Hi Mani,
Is this issue related to a locally installed version of Confluence or the OnDemand hosted solution?
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