Open michalporeba opened 5 years ago
I have never seen this behavior.
I have a similar thing: as soon as I create a session in JiraPS, my browser sessions are invalidated and I have to log in again in the browser. I did not investigate this, as I don't even know where to start. JiraPS uses basic auth - and not sessions. I don't see why this should affect sessions in the browser.
If someone is able to track this down, I will gladly try to fix it in the module
I never had this problem. I was able to use Jira in the browser and JirePS until very recently. Now I cannot use JiraPS at all. I'll see if I can find anything more.
Hi Michal, I’ve seen similar behaviour with our own Jira instance. Clearing the need for the user to solve a CAPTCHA has always cleared the problem for me in the past. To do this, find your user account in the user management area of Jira. There’s a fairly obvious link to remove the CAPTCHA (below the most recent login information from memory)
Steve
From: Michał Poręba Sent: 26 January 2019 11:05 To: AtlassianPS/JiraPS Cc: Subscribed Subject: Re: [AtlassianPS/JiraPS] Using JiraPS forces user to use captcha onthe login page (#334)
I never had this problem. I was able to use Jira in the browser and JirePS until very recently. Now I cannot use JiraPS at all. I'll see if I can find anything more. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
So after few days of reading and trying all sorts of things to fix it, I became convinced the problem must be with the password itself. It turns out that passwords cannot contain £
character.
That sounds strange, as passwords are url encoded. But I will try to reproduce this
Hi @michalporeba Is this a cloud server or an on-premise one?
If it's a cloud server, you should only be using API Tokens for authentication https://atlassianps.org/docs/JiraPS/about/authentication.html#api-token
Description
We have a Jira installation with windows domain integrated logins. Recently after changing my domain password I started to have problems with JiraPS. Every time I try to create a new session using
New-JiraSession
I'm getting an error ..... saying I need to log in on the website first. When I go to the website I need to solve a captcha to log in. If I then log out and back in using the website I can log in without the captcha. Then as soon as I try to useNew-JiraSession
I get the same error and I need to enter captcha on the login screen. The problems started just after I changed my password.Have you seen something like that? Is that a problem with JiraPS, or Jira or is it the user error?
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