So we recently upgraded to Confluence 2.7.4. I am in Preferences and checked under my Profile and anywhere else I can think of but I don't see where I can change my log in password. Why is it so difficult to find or worse yet, why is the functionality not there?
If you don't see a password change option under your profile menu/options, then you may have external management set (LDAP etc) - could that be the case?
Thank you, I will check into that. I deleted my earlier comment because I had read your answer too fast and then realized that I was saying what you were saying.
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Hmm. I don't think that's quite the case, but it does lead me to another question - is your Confluence using JIRA as its user base? If it is, then the fact you're feeding JIRA from LDAP could be it...
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Hi Nic, Thank you for your help thus far. Checking into your last question and comment. Will have to pick back up on this tomorrow, I am afraid. Cheers!
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