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Hey, We inactivated several users and these no longer show up on fisheye user listing. But license detail is not showing up any freed licenses. We are getting our users from Jira, Fisheye is linked to it. How do I found out which users are eating up license and free them? We had 5 users, 2 were deactivated and there should be 2 freed up. Historically we only had those 5 as committers. But I can't add any users to Fisheye+Crucible.
Hello,
I believe we need to gather more information from your instance to have a better understanding. Can you please let us know:
Cheers,
Felipe
Fisheye version is 4.5.2, db is postgresql.
Local users had been inactivated from Jira. Since then we have switched to LDAP and our usernames are the same in LDAP and as such they should not use anymore licenses. Before and after using LDAP number of free licenses was the same.
We are planning on buying bigger license, but need to solve these problems first before we migrate everything else to Fisheye.
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Hello,
Thanks for the clarifications.
Please note that one thing is inactivating local users in Jira, and another thing is doing that in Fisheye. Each application has its own internal user directory at least, and may have multiple external user directories.
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Disabling Internal Directory does not change anything.
We are syncing users from LDAP to Jira and from there to Fisheye.
It seems I was mistaken about the license, its 25 user license and it list 0 users remaining. Jira, from where users are synced, lists only 17 users using up license. Again, why is this?
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I have user in Jira which has never logged into Jira since switching to LDAP, but this user is still marked in fisheye as Fisheye user. How do I remove the Fisheye user tag?
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From Jira if I disable our ldap, only user listed in Fisheye is our Jira local admin user. But license says there are only 5 users remaining on the license.
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Any news on my request?
I've checking on the Fisheye system and eliminating any useless groups and ensuring only two groups has access. One is fecru-users and another is fecru-admins. From the settings I've ensured these two groups should only have access and these have a lot less users that our license. Yet this hasn't freed up any license.
Does FishEye reserve user licenses if user has done something Fisheye/Crucible, like review or something?
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