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  1. Crowd Data Center
  2. CWD-1720

Crowd Clients may delete Crowd administrators, to the point where there are no Crowd administrators

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    • Authentication / Security, Core features
    • Operating System: CentOS 5.3, x86-32
      JDK: Sun JDK 1.6 6u16 32bit
      PostgreSQL Server: 8.3.8-1 32bit
      PostgreSQL JDBC: 8.4-701

      Browser: Mozilla Firefox 3.5.3 on Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard

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      A Crowd client, such as confluence; can delete users from Crowd. This includes the Admin users, regardless of what groups these admin users are in.

      Once all the admin users are deleted, you can no longer administer Crowd.

            [CWD-1720] Crowd Clients may delete Crowd administrators, to the point where there are no Crowd administrators

            Ivan added a comment -

            I deleted almost all the groups from JIRA admin, including the crowd-administrators group, what SQLs I can run to recover it?

            Don't want to re-configure all the applications...

            Ivan added a comment - I deleted almost all the groups from JIRA admin, including the crowd-administrators group, what SQLs I can run to recover it? Don't want to re-configure all the applications...

            PdZ (Inactive) added a comment -

            That is a good suggestion. But this doesn't assist with users who have followed our Dragons documentation.

            PdZ (Inactive) added a comment - That is a good suggestion. But this doesn't assist with users who have followed our Dragons documentation.

            Justin Koke added a comment -

            Marking this as won't fix for the moment, since we cannot control how clients talk with Crowd.

            I would strongly suggest that users create an internal directory just for accessing the Crowd Console, keep this directory locked down and non-visible to other applications.

            Justin Koke added a comment - Marking this as won't fix for the moment, since we cannot control how clients talk with Crowd. I would strongly suggest that users create an internal directory just for accessing the Crowd Console, keep this directory locked down and non-visible to other applications.

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