Hi Team,
We Need to disable the 'Cant Access your Account' link form the Jira login page.
We are using the Jira 4.4.5 version.
We have implemented the Jira - External user directory.
The User Directory type is ' Internal with LDAP Authentication'
The Mode i nthe General Configuration is set as 'Private' so as to disable the 'Signup' option ni the lOgin page.
Now we want to disable the 'Cant Access your account' link because it triggers a mail for Password Re-set.
A user should not be allowed for Password re-set through Jira. As is it handled by LDAP server.
Please advice.
Thanks,Harish.
Hi Harish,
Can you check if your "External User Management" is switched On. You can do this in the "General Configuration" page.
Hi Bhushan,
I am addressing you as Bhushan instead of nbhushan, i guess i am right. Correct me if i am wrong.
Can we have any workaround to remove the 'Cant access your account' link form the login page.
May be we can remove it from the JSP page realted to the login page. If so please let me know the file name (.jsp or .xml ) which would contain the 'Cant access your account' link.
Thanks,
harish.
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Hi Harish,
You got my name right :)
Can you tell me exactly what you are trying to achieve in terms of user management?
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Is your primary concern of not allowing users to login to JIRA the amount of users that are going to count towards your license?
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Hi Bhushan,
We have implemented the User directory as "Internal with LDAP Authetication".
The users are created in Jira by the Admin using the LDAP user Id only.
So that the user creation is handled by Jira admin only and not allowing anyone to create an account.
Hence the Signup link in the login page has been disabled now.
We also want to remove the 'Cant access your account' link form the login page as this link leads to the Forget password and will trigger a mail to the user for password re-set. A user should not be allowed to re-set password form Jira because the user management is from LDAP.
And recently we tried making the 'External Management' as ON, but this has disabled the Add User button. The Add User button in required becuase the Jira admin will create the users.
Do not want anyone ( in the LDAP server) to be able to create accoutn with the first login. this may lead to any one having the access to Jira URL will be able to create an account.
And more over when the Jira Admin creates a user account , the admin can include the appropriate Group and Project role for that user.
Hope you understood the whole junk. :-)
Thanks,
harish
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Hi Bhushan,
1. yes counts towards the license.
2. Cannot track the user accounts - their Groups and Project Roles
3. Any one in the LDAP ( from the organization ) can lgoin to Jira or create account in Jira if they get access to the Jira URL.
4. Jira is used here only in one team ( may be 200+ users) and not the whole organization. Then any one other than those 200 teammembers will be able to create a user account in Jira, which is not required or recommended. Tracking will be difficult.
Thanks,
harish
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Hi Bhushan,
your are awesome yar.
Please let me know your email id for get in touch with you if I have any queries on JIRA.
my id: rvmadhav@gmail.com
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Hi Harish,
I actually created an FAQ article in regards to this issue. Please refer to it here:
The above FAQ article will allow you to hide it while disabling "External User Management". Hope the above information helps.
Cheers,
Septa Cahyadiputra
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Hi Septa Cahyadiputra,
I have gone through the link you provided.
I am not sure of how to unzip and zip the file after editing.
I could locate the file - atlassian-bundled-plugins.zip
Unzipped it using $ unzip atlassian-bundled-plugins.zip
Then found the jira-gadgets-plugin-x.jar file, when treid to unzip this file.
$ unzip jira-gadgets-plugin-x.jar
The inflating is done but for few files it asks to Replace, ( All, Yes, No, None).
After the inflatting where do i need to search for the file /gadgets/login.xml ?
Then Once i edit the required file.
How can i zip the files back. i am not sure . Do i have to note all the inflatted files to be zipped back?
Please guide!
Thanks,
harish
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Hi Harish,
I'm not sure for LINUX, but for Windows here is the steps that I always do with WinRAR
Hope it helps.
Cheers,
Septa Cahyadiputra
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Hi Septa Chayadiputra,
I have tried the unzip and zip in Unix. However after replacing the modified .zip file unable to launch Jira. Jira startup error occured:
JIRA Startup Failed |
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You cannot access JIRA at present. Look at the table below to identify the reasons | ||
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Please let me know how can this be resolved.
Thanks,
Harish.
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Hi Harish,
Sorry to hear that, there are multiple possibilities that a startup failed due to plugin failed initialization. However, if the only plugin that was failed to initiliazed was only Gadgets Plugin, then we can safely assume that the rezipping the file cause the issue.
To confirm this theory, please replace the modified file to the default (roll back) and see if the start-up still failed. If its successful, then we can safely assume your previous method does not work. When you re-zipped the jar file, may I know if you keep the file format to jar?
For your reference, you should be able to modify a jar file using this ConfluenceKB. Even though it is a Confluence KB, the steps should be the same. Please try this on your staging environment as it may need some trial and error, especially if you don't have experience in modifying jar file.
Hope it helps.
Cheers,
Septa Cahyadiputra
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Hi Harish,
Converted the comment to an answer.
Cheers
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