Bastian Stehmann Community Champion

Hi @Juned Shaikh4, If you want to organize your pages in "folders", you can just create a new page when you are on a existing page. It will be created below that page and the other page will behave as what you mean with "folder" probably, although it is a page like every other page.

You are welcome, great to hear that it works now.

Here is the link to the FAQ where I found it https://confluence.atlassian.com/kb/ssl-and-application-link-troubleshooting-guide-719095282.html

Hi, I just did some research on this. The certificate must be imported also in the keystore the Jira Application uses. So can you try this please.

You should be able to change them in the user management section? Or if you have a lot of users using the REST API (Did that with Postman in Batch Mode once). Last and least recommended to do it in the database.

Hi @Bamboo, You can select some text on that page on next to the button for inline comments is a button to create a Jira issue from that text.

Hi @Alex Abdo, Atlassian does not publish any roadmaps or something like that, so nobody knows if or when this will happen.

Hmm, ok. If that does not work, I would try to reach the vendor support, you will probably need the SEN of your license.

Yes, I think that looks good to me.

That could be the problem. Can you try to recreate the fields and check if they are back on the screens again? Then remove them from the screens and delete the fields afterwards.

Hi @Ole Markus Pedersen, Welcome to the community. It looks as if an Add-on ( Intenso Admanager or something like that) is causing this problem. Is this new installed?

I am not looking for something special, just trying to find a starting point. Is there something in the log with ERROR or something that looks wrong. Then just Copy & Paste it here.

Ok, got it. You are right, changing the port should do. There is no need to have the server name there. Edit: if you do not want to use SSL, I would comment that connector out.

Hi @reza azad, Welcome to the community. You can do this by editing the permission scheme for your project (You must be an Administrator to do that). You should make sure, that the permission scheme is used only in your project, otherwise create a copy, edit that and assign it to your project. There is a permission for…

Out of the Box Jira does not support Sub-Projects. Maybe Components are a way to structure your issues, if you do not use them yet. And there is this add-on that lets you create something like that https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211825/configuration-management-toolkit

I had automation lite in my mind, it's even free. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211836/automation-lite-for-jira?hosting=server&tab=overview There you can schedule things and I think it should do what you need.

Hi @hkenny, If you do not want to use an add-on, I think setting up the SLA and have an automation is the easiest way. 

#1 you just have to edit your board filter, so that your issue is selected for both boards. You can do this also with labels for example, if you add something like (or project = B and label = xy). #2 You have to add the users of the other project to the users and roles, so that they get permission to see/edit the issues. 

Hi @Carl Wiedebaum, The server.xml file configures, on which ports the tomccat listens, which protocols are used, and if an proxy is used and such things. That Jira.company.com leads to Jira and confluence.company.com leads to confluence is configured within your DNS configuration, where you configure what (sub)domain…

Hi @Vaibhav Bansal, What is your intention to share the issue? Do you want it to be visible in both projects? If so, where should it be visible, on a board, on a dashboard? Should users of both projects work on that issue ?

Hi @SIGEOS, With how much RAM are you starting your Jira. Can you check, if this is fully used (under System Information on System Settings Tab).

Hi @Chris Michetti, Welcome to the community. If you are using Jira Service Desk, an automation might do for you. If not, you will need an add-on like automation for Jira or Script Runner, where you can do this.

Hi @E C, Welcome to the community. Did any errors appear when installing confluence? Can you please check the log if any errors are there ( CONFLUENCE-INSTALL/logs/atlassian-confluence.log).

Hi @Robbie, Are you using a next-gen project? They do not support workflow configuration yet https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Agility-articles/Everything-you-want-to-know-about-next-gen-projects/ba-p/894773

You should check it on confluence if you are using SSL there.

When you are in the issue navigator, there should be a "Save as" link next to the Search header on the top of the page.

javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target This error often appears when the SSL certificate is not imported in the keystore of the…

Congrats to all of you.

You can check that, the other application will ask you for an admin account if your account does not exist there.

You can use the same search criteria like in your queue and save that as filter. You can use that filter then every time you want to export that issues. It is not direct in the queue, but not much overhead, I think.