It concerns the Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket dataCenter-versions, with the inbuilt Atlassian SAML-prugin.
Is there a curl-commandline-rule to escape the SAML-login or to jst disable the SAML-login?
This used to be working in the past:
Login to the vm on which the Atlassian-application is running.
At the prompt run the next command (replace <userid>:<password> by the local admin-uid and pwd):
1) For Jira:
curl -u <userid>:<password> -X DELETE http://localhost:8080/rest/authconfig/1.0/sso
2) For Confluence:
curl -u <userid>:<password> -X DELETE http://localhost:8090/rest/authconfig/1.0/sso
1) For BitBucket:
curl -u <userid>:<password> -X DELETE http://localhost:7990/rest/authconfig/1.0/sso
But this does not work anymore. I saw some description on which Postman was used, but I could not get it working.
Please provide me an example of a curl-solution.
@FSC SI BTN Atos , there are REST calls that help you to do this. You might want to take a look at this doc Bypass SAML authentication for Jira Data Center | Jira | Atlassian Documentation
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