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I need to authorize users using the Jira Crowd server. I see it in my Confluence and I am able to use it to authenticate my users in Confluence using the user base from Jira. It shows that Jira is a crowd server.
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/auth/crowd.html
When I try to use the solution above, the URL for JIRA doesnt seem to work. Is there an specific address I need to use for access into the JIRA internal crowd server?
I was also looking into:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/auth/atlassian.html
But it seems like a cloud only type of ID as a beta. I would like to use my current JIRA users in my installation.
How can I do this?
Hello @rodyarantes ,
This question has been opened against Confluence Cloud, but by reading your post it looks like you are actually using Jira and Confluence Server and that you are trying to integrate them with Gitlab.
Is this correct or you are trying to do anything else?
Please let me know since I believe you have opened this question in the wrong collection and, in case, I can move it to the right one and add the proper tags so that you will have higher chances to get a reply.
Also, in order to try to clarify:
Cheers,
Dario
Hey Dario,
Please move this ticket to the Jira Server queue.
1 - Correct, but when you go in Confluence, it shows that I am connected to a Crowd server in my Jira Server installation. It might be just a "light version" of it, but it is there. (See picture)
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Hi @rodyarantes ,
I can confirm that what you are seeing is a 'light' version of crowd and that it cannot be configured in external/3rd party app for Identity management.
Also, since you are trying to integrate with Gitlab, I am thinking I should move this question to the integrations section instead.
If you can write a bit more details on you are trying to achieve (and what your requirements are), maybe we can suggest other ways to do that.
Cheers,
Dario
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Hey @Dario B ,
All I want to do is be able to authenticate users into GitLab using JIRA's user directory.
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Hi @rodyarantes ,
Thanks for clarifying, I have moved this thread to the marketplace and integrations section.
As already mentioned, the internal Jira Crowd cannot be configured in external/3rd party app for Identity management.
Now, I might not be the best person to answer your question since I work with Cloud products, however what could be done in your case is the following:
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Dario
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