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I've been playing a bit with Crowd integration with JIRA and Confluence and using SSO. I have a single user base (just employees of my company). I want to use Single sign on between JIRA and Confluence.
I have JIRA 4.2.3, Confluence 3.4.9 and Crowd 2.3.3
Two questions:
Any tips on how this should be set up?
Use one directory and use groups in the applications to control athentication into the applications. Yes you will see all the groups from the directories in each application but those groups don't need to have 'use' permissions to those applications.
Oh and I guess, the group assignments etc.. really have nothing to do with SSO. You can't have some users supporting SSO and others not (that I'm aware of anyway)
Thanks for the confirmation. SSO only plays in because then I can't use different directories for different applications. If I wasn't using SSO, I could create a directory for each app, with identical user names in each, and keep the groups separate.
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