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Site-admin cannot view processing log

SP Support_47o8v8

Can anyone help with missing global setting?

- The reference is: Projects / "Service Desk / Project Settings / Channels / Email / Connected Email / View Logs

- The organizer / site-admin cannot view Service Desk Channel Email processing logs.

- Group settings remain at default and have not been altered.

- Site admin should, by default, have superadmin / master control and be able to access all things admin and user across all products and projects.

- No other global settings appear under System / Security / Project Roles

Accepted answers

Dave LIAO

@SP Support - is the issue that you have a site-admin that can't access the admin page for Jira Service Management email logs?

example: https://<your-company>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/SDMailInfo.jspa

OR the project-specific specific page for email logs?

example: https://<your-company>.atlassian.net/jira/servicedesk/projects/<service desk project ID>/settings/email

What happens when they try to access either of those pages?

By default members of the site-admins group should be permitted to see those pages via your Jira site's Global Permissions page.

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Dave LIAO

@SP Support - is the issue that you have a site-admin that can't access the admin page for Jira Service Management email logs?

example: https://<your-company>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/SDMailInfo.jspa

OR the project-specific specific page for email logs?

example: https://<your-company>.atlassian.net/jira/servicedesk/projects/<service desk project ID>/settings/email

What happens when they try to access either of those pages?

By default members of the site-admins group should be permitted to see those pages via your Jira site's Global Permissions page.

SP Support_47o8v8

@Dave LIAO, wow what a fast response! Thanks!

On the former link, under the Email Addresses section, select "View Log":
- Connectivity Log: displays
- Processing Log: generates error: "You do not have permission to view this log. If the log is associated with a project, only the project admin can view it. If its not associated with a project, only the JIRA admin can view the log."
On the latter link, more precisely: https://<your-company>.atlassian.net/jira/servicedesk/projects/<service desk project ID>/settings/channels/email
- then following the same selections to arrive at the same result.

On your last point regarding default settings, I agree, have cross-checked, and it appears to be appropriately structured for site-admin to access.

-- As an aside, I do find it odd that when cross-checking the above's group permissions, Atlassian's layout for the uneditable site-admin default layout is illustrated by products being shown as:

Group access
- Jira administration
  - Admin access
- Jira Software
  - User access
- Jira Service Management
  - User access
- Confluence
  - Admin & user access

and not:

Group access
- Jira Software
  - Admin & User access
- Jira Service Management
  - Admin & User access
- Confluence
  - Admin & user access

Or perhaps integrating Service Management as a customer-facing sub template / product under the Jira header, but I am still learning, as we continue to further integrate additional Atlassian products

Dave LIAO

Ha, my response was fast because I happened to be browsing Community when you posted. 😉

Anyway, ensure that the person trying to view those logs is also a project-level admin. Generally, this means adding them to the project (under People) and assigning them the "Administrators" role.

SP Support_47o8v8

That solved the issue.

Also, it is good to know that site-admin does not have project admin by default and project settings have unique internal access controls located:

https://<your-company>.atlassian.net/jira/servicedesk/projects/<service desk project ID>/settings/access

I will dig into this further to better understand.

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