Hello,
One of my team members has access to Confluence, he can access my team space without any problem however, when we want to share a page with him and start to type his name, he does not seem to exist... What I mean is that his full name and email address don't show up which makes it impossible for us to share any page with him... Any idea how I could solve that?
Thank you!
Nicolas.
If you navigate to the people directory, are you then able to search for your user?
When I go to the Admin access and then to USER & SECURITY > Users, I can indeed find my team member...
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Can you find other users?
Ensure you have the following plugin enabled: User Lister
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Yeah I can find all the other users that belong to the same mail group (and even others actually...) He is the only one I cannot find... In that case would it be a matter of enabling a plugin?
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Is that user a local confluence user or are they pulled from an LDAP server? There is something configured on that user that is preventing them from being "searchable"
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Yes it is pulled from LDAP server. Would you be able to provide more details on the problem (possible config that may have caused the issue) so I can get our Global IT to check?
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hello.
has this ever been fixed? I have the same problem, with the same setup scenario.
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I am also running into the same issue (also the same setup). Did anyone ever figure this out?
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