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  1. Crowd Data Center
  2. CWD-538

Provide audit logs for administrative actions in Crowd

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      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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            1. Crowd Data Center
            2. CWD-538

            Provide audit logs for administrative actions in Crowd

              • Our product teams collect and evaluate feedback from a number of different sources. To learn more about how we use customer feedback in the planning process, check out our new feature policy.

                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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