Allow domain users to be users in crucible

[Andrew Elliott]

We have been using fisheye/crucible for a couple years and are gettting back into JIRA, plus Confluence and want to utilize with Crowd with them for SSO via our Active Directory. Last week we edited the permission scheme (agile) so all users can view reviews. We are having issues creating reviews in crucible - we have a web-hook setup that executes a script in our code to create reviews automatically and it has worked fine with built-in accounts. Now after we have login with our Active Directory accounts and setup our tokens we cannot get reviewers for a given project. Any ideas on which permissions we need to setup?

[Andrew Elliott · Accepted solution]

Please see my reply to Paulo above

[Paulo Paulo]

Hi Aelliott

If this process is properly running with a built-in (Crucible) account, you should be able to keep using it. However, just be sure that you don't have this same user account in AD side.

The application will try to find this user in AD. If not found, the server will look for the account in the internal directory, so bult-in account.

For further details, I would suggest to raise a ticket at support.atlassian.com

Cheers,

Paulo Renato

[Andrew Elliott]

Thanks for your response.

We believe we have a solution for this - we ditched the Agile Permission Scheme and used the default after updating the roles so that most roles allow all user types (Reviewer, Creator, Author, Moderator (though we aren't using a Moderator)) to handle most permissions except the ones it wouldn't really apply (e.g. Create [review]). Then we had to update the script run by the web-hook to use our accounts from AD.