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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Medium
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1.1.1, 1.1.4
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None
Summary
Username with uppercase letter unable to create Service Desk
Steps to reproduce
- Create admin user with uppercase letters in username (ex. "TestUser")
- Login in as TestUser
- Create Service Desk
Expected Results
- Service Desk created, screen is redirected to the newly created Service Desk. The default configurations for queues, SLA, metrics are there.
Actual Results
- Unable to get past first dialog page
- If you check your projects, the new project was created, but there are no configurations added (queues,SLAs,metrics,etc).
Workaround
- Rename the user to have all lowercase letters. (from example: "TestUser" to "testuser")
- relates to
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JSDSERVER-485 Notifications do not work for users with uppercase or special characters in the username
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- Closed
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- was cloned as
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DESK-1847 Failed to load
JIRA version - JIRA v6.2.3
Service Desk version - JIRA Service Desk v1.2.5
Auth is LDAP
OS is CentOS 6.4
I think my bug is different. The problem is not related to raising tickets, it's to do with the way the notifications come through to members of the service desk project.
All of our usernames are lowercase, following the firstname.lastname format.
Notifications from some people come through as 'Anonymous (JIRA)' and for others, the come through fine as Firstname Lastname (JIRA).
It seems to be totally random, as all the users seem identical in terms of their group memberships and setup.