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  1. Atlassian Guard
  2. ACCESS-2398

Authorization header instruction for the audit log webhook configuration

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      Issue Summary

      Authorization header instruction for the audit log webhook configuration is not very clear.

      Steps to Reproduce

      1. Go to Security > Audit log > Audit log settings > Webhook
      2. Follow the instruction to setup the webhook authorization

      Optionally enter secure authorization credentials to authenticate a user agent with a server, allowing access to a protected resource. Encode the username and password as Authorization: Basic [credentials].

      Actual Results

      Entering any of the following format in the configuration page will cause authorization failures.

      Authorization: Basic TOKEN
      Authorization: Bearer TOKEN
      TOKEN 

      Workaround

      Enter either a basic token or bearer token in the Authorization Header field in the following format :

      Basic TOKEN 
      Bearer TOKEN

      Suggestion

      Please improve the instructions on setting up the authorization header for audit log webhooks.

       

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              rmacalinao Ramon M (Inactive)
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