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we are collecting the users from jira server, but in the user strict we have nothing related to SSO info. is it possible to get SSO data for each user ?
Hi @Yuri Myts ,
welcome to the Atlassian community!
WHat type of information related to SSO you are looking for? SSO means that a specific token for one application will provide access to all other related application.
Fabio
Hey @Fabio Racobaldo _Herzum_ , i just need to know is this user log in(configured) with any SSO application or with a regular log in.
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Hi @Yuri Myts ,
SSO can be implemented in different ways (crowd, specific addon) and so on. Currently there's no specific rest api that provide that information.
Fabio
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@Fabio Racobaldo _Herzum_ , is it possible to get this data by query? or in another way? and do you have a plan to implement this api?
BR,
Yurii
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A query could be retrieve data for CROWD integration but SSO is enabled via a specific parameter stored at file level (/WEB-INF/classes/seraph-config.xml).
For third part addons, probably there are specific AO Tables at db level but query depends form the specific addon.
I don't think that Atlassian team has this specific rest api implementation in their backlog.
Fabio
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