Using SSO with Jira our users are able to directly access Fisheye from clicking on a review. A couple of our users just recently started getting redirected to the login screen for fisheye & cannot log in.
Jira & fisheye both reside on the same box, the "Jira user server" address contains the IP of the machine. Syncing works fine from fisheye. It's just these 2 users cannot log in at all.
We have the same problem here. Any solution for this problem?
Hi Paul. Do you use an add-on for achieving SSO? Which one, and do you have an example of a Fisheye link where SSO does not trigger correctly?
Regards,
Jon Espen
Kantega SSO
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Hi Jon, we're using miniOrange's SAML SSO. It is logging everyone in properly within the Jira front end, however within Jira we link out to fisheye for reviews/commits, etc.
It's these links that are not logging us into fisheye whereas before it was... an example of a fisheye link within Jira looks like the following:
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I am sure their support team find the underlying cause here.
-Jon Espen
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Thanks Jon, but I don't believe it's an issue with SSO.
Initially, everyone is getting logged in to Jira perfectly fine.
It seems as if it's the linkage betwixt Jira & Fisheye.
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