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Redirect Users to Crowd Login Page when token expires

Keith Davis
Keith Davis Apr 15, 2019

Is there a way to redirect users to the crowd login page (http://<server>:<crowd port>/crowd when the users attempts to access any of the Atlassian applications (for example the Jira dashboard), have them log in to the Crowd webapp login page, and then redirect them back to the Atlassian application

Example Flow:
User accesses Jira, but is not logged in

User is redirected to crowd webapp page to log in

User logs in, and then is redirected to Jira as a logged in user.

 

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Craig Castle-Mead
Craig Castle-Mead Community Leader Apr 15, 2019

Hey Keith,

There is a link.login.url option in Jira's seraph.xml file that should achieve what you want, however https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-39140 outlines some bugs/issues that mean it's not 100% reliable. If you can add your support to that request via an upvote/watch/additional use cases then that may help.

I believe that with the recent (3.4.x released) SAML support via Crowd, that you may be able to get what you're after just by telling Jira that Crowd is it's SAML authenticator.

CCM

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