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  2. JRASERVER-41240

Unable to set Maximum Authentication Attempts Allowed to Unlimited on Oracle DB

      If you run JIRA on Oracle database it's not possible to set Maximum Authentication Attempts Allowed to Unlimited.

      You will be able to set in the UI, but then it will go back to 3 (the value taken from jpm.xml).

      This is because Oracle stores empty string as nulls and a null here causes JIRA to use the default value.

      Setting this value to unlimited on any other database (like PostgreSQL) stores an empty string there (and then JIRA will pick up an empty string and translate it to Unlimited correctly).

      Suggested workaround
      Set Maximum Authentication Attempts Allowed to a really high number.

            [JRASERVER-41240] Unable to set Maximum Authentication Attempts Allowed to Unlimited on Oracle DB

            +1 we need to find a solution for this soon. We have automated systems that are failing a lot of because of this. 

             

            Tejvir Singh added a comment - +1 we need to find a solution for this soon. We have automated systems that are failing a lot of because of this.   

            +1 this is a slip, I cant understand why this is being forced. We should be able to turn this off.

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment - +1 this is a slip, I cant understand why this is being forced. We should be able to turn this off.

            Hello,

            This issue is really crucial for us in terms of managing better the activity of our API's users.

            Can we get any official update whether Atlassian intends to develop the required feature?  

            Adiel Segal added a comment - Hello, This issue is really crucial for us in terms of managing better the activity of our API's users. Can we get any official update whether Atlassian intends to develop the required feature?  

            +1

            This must be much more complicated than it seems, because I would expect Atlassian could code for a negative number, or something...

             

             

            Rick Carini added a comment - +1 This must be much more complicated than it seems, because I would expect Atlassian could code for a negative number, or something...    

            Hi, will there be any move to fix this issue?

            Roseanne Olivia Lim added a comment - Hi, will there be any move to fix this issue?

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              pniewiadomski Pawel Niewiadomski (Inactive)
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