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This integration guide is community supported. It's not guaranteed to be complete, accurate, or up-to-date. It's likely that if this integration guide does not work for you that changes occurred with a third-party application.
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Introduction
This is a guide on integration of Authelia and Jira via the trusted header SSO authentication.
As with all guides in this section it’s important you read the introduction first.
Tested Versions
- Authelia: v4.35.5
- Jira: Unknown
- EasySSO: Unknown
Before You Begin
This example makes the following assumptions:
- The user accounts with the same names already exist in Jira.
- You have purchased the third-party plugin from the Atlassian marketplace
Configuration
To configure Jira to trust the Remote-User and Remote-Email header do the following:
- Visit the Easy SSO plugin settings
- Under HTTP configure the
Remote-Userheader - Check the
Usernamecheckbox