Crowd Plugin

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1. Place the jar into the /extensions/plugins directory
2. Make sure that at least one user with global administration role exists in Sonar as well as in the external system

3. Configure sonar.properties by adding and editing the following:

   Code Block
   title conf/sonar.properties
   #------------------- # Sonar Crowd Plugin #------------------- # IMPORTANT : before activation, make sure that one Sonar administrator is defined in the external system # Activates the plugin. Leave blank or comment out to use default sonar authentication. sonar.authenticator.class: org.sonar.plugins.crowd.CrowdAuthenticator # Ignore failure at startup if the connection to external system is refused. # Users can browse sonar but not log in as long as the connection fails. # When set to true, Sonar will not start if connection to external system fails. # Default is false. #sonar.authenticator.ignoreStartupFailure: true # Automatically create users (available since Sonar 2.0). # When set to true, user will be created after successful authentication, if doesn't exists. # The default group affected to new users can be defined online, in Sonar general settings. The default value is "sonar-users". # Default is false. #sonar.authenticator.createUsers: true # URL of the Crowd server (usually ends with /services/). crowd.url: # Crowd application name. # Default is 'sonar'. #crowd.application: # Crowd application password. crowd.password:

4. Restart the Sonar server and check the log file for:

   No Format
   INFO org.sonar.INFO Authentication plugin: class org.sonar.plugins.crowd.CrowdAuthenticator INFO org.sonar.INFO Authentication plugin started

5. Log in to Sonar

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   <logger name="org.sonar.plugins.crowd">
    <level value="DEBUG"/>
    <appender-ref ref="CONSOLE"/>
    <appender-ref ref="SONAR_FILE"/>
  </logger>

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