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Changes in osuser.xml from 1.0.3a to 1.1.x

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If you have setup Confluence to:

  • delegate user management to JIRA (as per our documentation here) or
  • use LDAP/Active directcory authentication (as per our documentation here)

Then you will need to make the following changes to your osuser.xml file:

  1. replace
    com.atlassian.confluence.user.providers.Caching
    with
    bucket.user.providers.Caching

    Doing this will effectively convert the following:
    com.atlassian.confluence.user.providers.CachingCredentialsProvider
    com.atlassian.confluence.user.providers.CachingAccessProvider
    com.atlassian.confluence.user.providers.CachingProfileProvider
    

    to

    bucket.user.providers.CachingCredentialsProvider
    bucket.user.providers.CachingAccessProvider
    bucket.user.providers.CachingProfileProvider
    
  2. and replace
    com.atlassian.confluence.user.ConfluenceHibernateConfigProvider
    with
    bucket.user.BucketHibernateConfigProvider

Alternatively

You can just reconfigure the new osuser.xml with your changes.

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  1. Mar 10, 2006

    Andrew Miller says:

    Is this still valid with the new LDAP setup in 2.1.x?

    Is this still valid with the new LDAP setup in 2.1.x?

    1. Mar 16, 2006

      David Loeng says:

      Yes, this is still relevant for upgrading to 2.1.x. (If you take a look at the o...

      Yes, this is still relevant for upgrading to 2.1.x. (If you take a look at the osuser.xml in 2.1.x, you'll see that it uses bucket.user.providers.CachingCredentialsProvider instead of com.atlassian.confluence.user.providers.CachingCredentialsProvider for example.

      Cheers,
      Dave

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