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Suggestion
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Resolution: Fixed
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crowd 1.1.2
I would like to have an audit trail in crowd, showing the administrative actions that were done. This would give you a clear view of what has been changed recently in crowd. Now there is no way of knowing what the crowd administrators have changed.
Update: As of Crowd 3.2 it is possible to track the following administrative actions via a built-in audit log:
- All user group and membership changes happening in any of your directories
- Changes to the system configuration of Crowd
- Adding or removing applications, updating application configuration
- Adding or removing directories, updating directory configuration
More info in: https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/crowd-3-2-release-notes-949250099.html
For those interested in tracking user/group/membership changes, please refer to CWD-3298
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CWD-4568 Record the date that a user is added to a group (membership added date)
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CWD-557 Support traceability of autehtication request to enable intrustion detection and forensics -> add requesting IP to authenticatePrincipal and add analyzable logs
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CWD-4394 Provide information upon user creation
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CWD-4548 Show a creator of user in Crowd database
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CWD-2557 Create user access log for Crowd
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CWD-3298 Provide a detailed User/Group/Membership change log
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We are happy to announce that we have released Crowd 3.2 in which in addition to the ability to record changes to Crowd's system configuration and modify applications and directories, the Crowd audit log now captures information about all user group and membership changes happening in any of your directories. This allows you to track all changes both done in Crowd itself, as well as synchronized from a remote directory like LDAP or Azure AD.
The extended audit log also includes a smooth new search interface, so you will be able to quickly find exactly the user, group, application or directory you are interested in.
More information here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/crowd-3-2-release-notes-949250099.html