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Resolution: Duplicate
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Currently, a client application can "see" all the principals in the directories configured for that application.
Ideally, if Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to False, only the principals that belong to the configured groups should be visible to the application. If Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to True, then the current behaviour of retrieving all groups is acceptable.
In addition to the SSC findAllPrincipalNames() method, there should be some sort of findAllAuthenticatablePrincipalNames()
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CWD-1263 Provide flag to filter users/groups to client applications based on application's permission to authenticate.
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KRAK-452 You do not have permission to view this issue
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FE-871 Re-Sync on crowd, will add all users in the directories rather than only the ones that belong to the configured group in the crowd application
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BAM-4801 Integration with Crowd explodes user count
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EMBCWD-924 Loading...
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CWD-5145 Only users who have access to applications connected to Crowd should be synchronized from Crowd to those applications
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CONFCLOUD-27854 Allow groups and users synced from a Crowd directory to be filtered
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CONFSERVER-27854 Allow groups and users synced from a Crowd directory to be filtered
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CWD-4469 Users are synced with the application even if they don't have permissions to login
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CWD-4488 Not abiding by Crowd's Allow all to authenticate - False
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CWD-432 Client applications should only see groups which have been allocated to them
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[CWD-1348] Client applications should only see principals which have been authorised to access the application
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Description |
Original:
Currently, a client application can "see" all the principals in the directories configured for that application. Ideally, if Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to False, only the principals that belong to the configured groups should be visible to the application. If Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to True, then the current behaviour of retrieving all groups is acceptable. In addition to the SSC findAllPrincipalNames() method, there should be some sort of findAllAuthenticatablePrincipalNames() |
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Currently, a client application can "see" all the principals in the directories configured for that application.
Ideally, if Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to False, only the principals that belong to the configured groups should be visible to the application. If Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to True, then the current behaviour of retrieving all groups is acceptable. In addition to the SSC findAllPrincipalNames() method, there should be some sort of findAllAuthenticatablePrincipalNames() |
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Hi folks, Thanks for your continued support and feedback, we wanted to give you an update on the status of this issue. Over the medium term, the direction we're taking with Crowd is to focus on scalability, reliability and performance. Unfortunately, it means that this feature is unlikely to be included in any near-term improvements to the product, as workflows and management don't align with our future direction. We are aware of the issue, and recognise that it is something that needs to be done, however, it's unrealistic that it will ship within the next 18 months. Regards, Eugene Atlassian Product Management {panel} Currently, a client application can "see" all the principals in the directories configured for that application. Ideally, if Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to False, only the principals that belong to the configured groups should be visible to the application. If Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to True, then the current behaviour of retrieving all groups is acceptable. In addition to the SSC findAllPrincipalNames() method, there should be some sort of findAllAuthenticatablePrincipalNames() |
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Currently, a client application can "see" all the principals in the directories configured for that application. Ideally, if Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to False, only the principals that belong to the configured groups should be visible to the application. If Allow All To Authenticate on a directory is set to True, then the current behaviour of retrieving all groups is acceptable. In addition to the SSC findAllPrincipalNames() method, there should be some sort of findAllAuthenticatablePrincipalNames() |
Resolution | Original: Won't Fix [ 2 ] | New: Duplicate [ 3 ] |
Status | Original: Closed [ 6 ] | New: Closed [ 6 ] |
Workflow | Original: JAC Suggestion Workflow [ 3363195 ] | New: JAC Suggestion Workflow 3 [ 3629100 ] |
Status | Original: RESOLVED [ 5 ] | New: Closed [ 6 ] |
Workflow | Original: Simplified Crowd Development Workflow v2 [ 1392413 ] | New: JAC Suggestion Workflow [ 3363195 ] |
Assignee | Original: David O'Flynn [Atlassian] [ doflynn ] | |
Issue Type | Original: New Feature [ 2 ] | New: Suggestion [ 10000 ] |
Hi folks,
Thanks for your continued support and feedback, we wanted to give you an update on the status of this issue.
Back in April 2011, We closed this feature request as "Won't Fix" as it was not the direction that our product team was heading then.
Recently, we reviewed this feature request and it seems like something our product team would like to explore on.
For the sake of preserving the ticket history, we will keep this feature request ticket closed and ask you to cast your votes in the newer ticket, so we can measure the impact and interest of this feature more accurately.
Here's the newer ticket:
Regards,
Monique
Atlassian Support Team