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I have a user that I use for automation, it has a 'faceless' email, i.e. an email I can register the user with but cannot actually access the email.
How can I reset the password for such a user? the only option that I see is 'reset password' which sends an email...
hello pls help me my email is lynnacrona@gmail.com i need my password to be change pls
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Hi Aviad,
Provided this user is totally unable to log in, a JIRA administrator should be able to manually modify the users password to a known one through the steps documented in the Change Password section in the article below:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver072/create-edit-or-remove-a-user-828787670.html
From here the user can then optionally log in and modify the account to their desired password as described in the article below:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira062/changing-your-password-588581678.html
Let us know if this helps.
Cheers!
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I'm trying to follow the steps under Edit a user -> Change a password:
Perhaps these menus were changed after this section was written and it was not updated? Please advise...
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On step 3 I can see the same behavior when I look at a local instance so this may be expected now. As far as why there's no actions section - off the top of my head there's 2 things that come to mind:
1. The instance is connected to LDAP or some other external user directory.
2. This is an instance hosted by Atlassian in our Cloud offering.
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Aviad,
Thanks for confirming. Unfortunately a valid email address will be required as the password reset proceedure as this is currently required on the Cloud platform. This is a temporary workaround until we introduce app-specific passwords, which will allow BOT accounts to access your site securely without verifying the email address. More on this scenario can be found in the following article on Atlassian ID.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/the-upgrade-to-atlassian-account-873871204.html
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Thanks for the repsonse.
When is this expected to be released? This is a must behavior for our automation (and frankly a very basic one).
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