Name | jira-su-plugin |
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Version | 1.2 3 |
Product Versions | 3.x - 4.4.x 5.0+ |
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Homepage | |
Price | Freebie |
License | Apache 2.0 |
Commercial | |
Plugin Exchange | |
IssueTracking |
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As a system admin you get users saying 'I cant do xyz', or you have conversations like 'you should see xyz' and the phone says 'no I cant'. You need to be your user to ensure clarity of instructions, and to spot/resolve other kinds of problems. Without giving passwords away, how do you do that? Well, you use this plugin. This plugin enables system administrators to become another user (to 'su' in Linux speak), enable setup, testing etc |
Compatibility
4.x | |
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3.13 5.x | |
Installation
- You can install this plugin via the universal plugin manager!
- Modify the file /secure/admin/user/views/userbrowser.jsp to get a UI 'SU' link. Find the following:
Code Block type xml <a id="projectroles_link_<webwork:property value="name"/>" href="<webwork:url page="ViewUserProjectRoles!default.jspa"><webwork:param name="'name'" value="name" /><webwork:param name="'returnUrl'" value="'UserBrowser.jspa'" /></webwork:url>"><webwork:text name="'common.words.project.roles'"/></a>
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