the group 'confluence-administrators' is populated with people that shouldn't be there. For example because they have left the company. When I try to remove them from the group using the button at the end of the line, I get a message like
The following error(s) occurred: Could not remove user 'rvdlst' as a member of group 'confluence-administrators'. Check your server logs for more information.
However, in the server log catalina.out nothing is added.
Hi Alex,
we are not using LDAP, but jira for the administration. I simply had to remove the person using the jira administration interface. Works without problems. Problem solved. Thanks for your help. Meanwhile I am wondering if confluence is able to recognize this construction and provide the administrator with a more meaningful error message...
Ruud
Hi Ruud,
First remove the user from the confluence-users group. This way,despite the user still has admin rights, he wouldn't login so the admin rights will be useless.
Then, go to Logging & Profiling in the admin of confluence and increase the verbosity to DEBUG, depending on conf version, there is a Production/Diagnostic switch. Turn it to diagnostic, repeat steps and look for some messages in logs
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Hi Alex,
thanks for your suggestion. The logging contains useful information by now. Hopefully this brings me further. I think the issue is the following:
..... many more lines..... at org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint$Worker.run(JIoEndpoint.java:489) at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:636) Caused by: com.atlassian.crowd.exception.OperationNotPermittedException: com.atlassian.crowd.exception.ApplicationPermissionException: Application "crowd-embedded" does not allow group modifications at com.atlassian.crowd.embedded.core.CrowdServiceImpl.removeUserFromGroup(CrowdServiceImpl.java:743)
Looks I have not enough rights. Can someone tell me what I need to do do to be able to remove users from groups?
thanks in advance, Ruud
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by now, I am member of confluence-administrators and confluence-users, jira-administrators and jira-users
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I think that isn't related to confluence-users / jira-users membership, as it seems you are using crowd to manage users/membership/sso ..etc.
Try to do the operation of removing membership in crowd, not in confluence.
Unfortunatelly I can't bring you more help as I have no experience with crowd ^^
HTH
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Hi Alex,
no I am using confluence. Maybe confluence uses a crowd library. But I got this message when walking the path
dashboard>administration>manage groups>confluence administrators and then pushing a remove rights button at the right of a user line.
So it is a confluence issue...
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Maybe are you using LDAP (User Directories) in confluence, so you are managing group membership in the LDAP server?
In that case, you need to remove the user membership in your LDAP.
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Hi Alex,
we are not using LDAP, but jira for the administration. I simply had to remove the person using the jira administration interface. Works without problems. Problem solved. Thanks for your help.
Ruud
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