Beta3-How do I add user to directory service?
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On the web ui, I get this message for a user:
Warning: This user was not found in the directory service. This user will not be able to login unless they have an account in the directory service How do I fix this? Tony |
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If you are using LDAP user directory, you need to check with your LDAP Admin
(or use LDAP admin tools) to add new users into your LDAP user registry. If you are using Tomcat user database, the web ui / eclipse client will create users in the Jazz repository and an entry in user directory. ---- Balaji "Tony" <agiordan> wrote in message news:g35sa7$gc5$1@localhost.localdomain... On the web ui, I get this message for a user: |
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The user already exists in Jazz but I get the message in Web UI. I am using
Tomcat as the user DB. Tony "Balaji Krish" <balajik> wrote in message news:g360tj$ien$1@localhost.localdomain... If you are using LDAP user directory, you need to check with your LDAP |
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When did you create this user?
When you moved from Beta2 to M5 or Beta2 to Beta3, there was a migration document to create tomcat user database. Did you run this tool to add the users to tomcat-users.xml ? Are you using the correct tomcat-user database ? You might have installed the server in a separate directory but forgot to copy the tomcat-users.xml from old server location to the new location. The "{Install-Dir}\server\tomcat\conf\tomcat-users.xml" file contains user information. --- Balaji "Tony" <agiordan> wrote in message news:g3642q$jqc$1@localhost.localdomain... The user already exists in Jazz but I get the message in Web UI. I am |
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sorry to hijack this thread but I've just encountered the same problem after installing jazz as a service. I am on beta 3 and everything was working fine until I added tomcat as a service to windows. Now, if i log in through the web ui and try and modify any of the current users I see the same error. I am using db2 and connecting to ibm's bluegroups ldap for authentication.
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