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Auto Sync Configurations

GET http://localhost:8090/rest/ldapgroupsync/1.0/utility/admin/config/list

$ curl -u username -XGET http://localhost:8090/rest/ldapgroupsync/1.0/utility/admin/config/list
Enter host password for user 'username ':
[{"configId":3,"ldapGroup":"scm.engineers","confluenceGroup":"scm.engineers"}]
$

Perform Sync

POST http://localhost:8090/rest/ldapgroupsync/1.0/utility/run/admin/sync

Required Schema Fields:

• ldapGroup adGroup (String)
• confluenceGroup (String)
• directoryType (Number)
  • 0 - LDAP
  • 1 - Microsoft Azure AD
  • 2 - Google G-Suite
  • 3 - Okta
• provisionUsers (Boolean)
• dryRun (Boolean)

Response: [Status: 200]

$ curl -u username -XPOST -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data '{"ldapGroupadGroup": \
"scm.engineers","confluenceGroup": "scm.engineers"}' http://localhost:8090/rest/ldapgroupsync\
/1.0/utility/run/admin/sync
Enter host password for user 'username ':
{"message":"Sync Successful, Update Size ( 2 ). Took 2.86 Seconds","id":0}
$

Self Service Endpoint API

POST http://localhost:8090/rest/ldapgroupsync/1.0/utility/run/user/sync

Same as above but this endpoint can execute any confluence user, it will create confluence group name same as ldap ad group name.

Required Schema Fields:

• ldapGroup adGroup (String)
• directoryType (Number)
  • 0 - LDAP
  • 1 - Microsoft Azure AD
  • 2 - Google G-Suite
  • 3 - Okta
• provisionUsers (Boolean)
• dryRun (Boolean)

Response: [Status: 200]

$ curl -u username -XPOST -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data '{"ldapGroupadGroup": \
"scm.engineers"}' http://localhost:8090/rest/ldapgroupsync/1.0/utility/run/admin/sync
Enter host password for user 'username ':
{"message":"Sync Successful, Update Size ( 2 ). Took 2.86 Seconds","id":0}
$

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Path Parameters:

• configId (Number) - LDAP AD Sync Map Config ID

Response: [Status: 200]

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