You can configure Stash to use an LDAP directory for delegated authentication, while still using the internal directory for user and group management. There is an option to create users in the internal directory automatically when they attempt to log in, as described in the settings section below. See also this information about deleting users and groups in Stash. To connect Stash to an LDAP directory for delegated authentication: - Log in to Stash as a user with 'Admin' permission.
- Go to the Stash administration area and click User Directories (under 'Accounts').
- Click Add Directory and select Internal with LDAP Authentication as the directory type.
- Configure the directory settings, as described in the tables below.
- Save the directory settings.
- Define the directory order by clicking the arrows for each directory on the 'User Directories' screen. The directory order has the following effects:
- ディレクトリの順序は、ユーザーおよびグループの検索順序です。
- ユーザーおよびグループへの変更は、アプリケーションが変更権限を持つ最初のディレクトリに対してのみ行われます。
Connecting Atlassian Stash to your external directory is not sufficient to allow your users to log in to Stash. You must explicitly grant them access to Stash in the global permission screen. We recommend that you use groups instead of invidual accounts when granting permissions. |
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