Running Confluence 5.4 on Ubuntu Linux LTS 12.04
Three LDAP connections to different AD domains all configured as read only with local groups
In the past I have created groups successfully in Confluence Admin
When I try now (using group name osac) it gives error: Failed to create group "osac". Check your server loigs for more details.
Looked in /opt/atlassian/confluence/logs/catalina.out and can find no relevant entries.
IF
I have resolved this problem . The changes I made were:
Delete an LDAP connector that was not working.
Stop Confluence
Start Confluence
Re-create the LDAP connector with exactly the same settings
Hi David,
Is your "Crowd Internal Directory" on the first position in Confluence Admin->User Directories? You'll need that to create internal groups.
Best regards,
Felipe Alencastro
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Hi Felipe,
Yes, I should have included that in my original post. The config summary for the internal direory is:
Directory ID: 98305
Name: Confluence Internal Directory
Active: true
Type: INTERNAL
Created date: 2014-03-12 14:46:47.0
Updated date: 2014-03-12 14:46:47.0
Allowed operations: [UPDATE_GROUP, DELETE_USER, UPDATE_ROLE_ATTRIBUTE, UPDATE_USER_ATTRIBUTE, CREATE_USER, DELETE_GROUP, CREATE_GROUP, CREATE_ROLE, UPDATE_GROUP_ATTRIBUTE, UPDATE_ROLE, UPDATE_USER, DELETE_ROLE]
Implementation class: com.atlassian.crowd.directory.InternalDirectory
Encryption type: atlassian-security
Attributes:
"user_encryption_method": "atlassian-security"
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