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Dear @Pavel Ihring, it seems that the SSL certificate is not known and cannot be trusted. You can either * add the cert to the current keystore of JRE (first long answer) * purchase a valid CA signed certificate (eg. LetsEncrypt) So long Thomas
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Good - what happens if you uncheck TLS? Do you have your password for the configuration? Normally listening on 465 the server requires authentication? If you still have problems, please have a look In the log files of Jira. Is there an exception detail? So long Thomas
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Dear @Stephen Fitzgerald, these are the agile board columns (vertical), not the swimlanes (horizontal). Go to Configure Board, Columns Tab and add a new column of your choice. So long Thomas
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Dear @Nilanjan Sen, These fields are optional. Are you behind a proxy? My config is looking like: So long Thomas
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Dear @Ankur Dayal, it seems that the sub-task workflow inherit the property of the parent - could be a bug or by design. Try to add one of following properties to the sub-task workflow: "jira.permission.subtasks.work.projectrole" "<one of your roles>" "jira.permission.subtasks.work.group" "<one of your groups>" Eventually…
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Dear @Nilanjan Sen, it's not clear form me, what you wanna do? Connect Fisheye to Jira, so that user management is done by Jira? So long Thomas
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Dear @Rafal Sojka, probably you already know, but your Jira is quite old. I can imagine, that there are bugs in the webhook implementation, that have been meanwhile fixed. The log level doesn't need to be increased, because, if a webhook fails, it will throw an error or at least a warning. If you have warning level…
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Dear @Stephen Fitzgerald, btw: The link, I cannot follow. What so you mean with 'new swimlane'? An new type or something different? So long Thomas
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Dear @Zan, I recommend to have one Fisheye repository per module. This will easy up all things and doesn't require to sync up all the same time. So long Thomas
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Dear @Iuliana Burgi Jurj, you could recover, if you have a backup before the delete. If you do not have any XML backup, there is a chance with the database you are using. If your DB supports snapshot technology, you can jump back to a specific date - how far back into the future depends on the capabilities of the database.…
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Ok - fine - the server is reachable - we can go back to Jira. Is this port (465) part of your outgoing mail configuration.
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Dear @manitgl, execute the upper command on the Jira application server. So long Thomas
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Dear @Vijay Bh, I think for C# there will be no library available. But best you are looking for a generic REST API Lib (talking JSON) and modify it to your needs. So long Thomas
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Follow this link to version 7.7.0 API.
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Dear @Christophe Fruytier, I understand that we have to work with SP and avoid as much as possible to work with time. Ok. But let's say that we have a sprint of two weeks. We have 10 tasks to do and the team agree to do it. It's easier than expected and everything is done in 8 days. How do you advice to complete the two…
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Dear @Rena Leisure, the community would really like to help you, but with that little information all will end in a rough guessing. What about to provide some screen shots of "this one"? So long Thomas
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Dear @Johanna Himes, I just verified this on Confluence Server 6.7.0 (invited news single user by mail): Give your new users a direct link to one of your spaces. That skipped it. So long Thomas
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So best you accept my answer, so that others can see when searching the questions. Thanks Thomas
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... but sometimes it is good that others trigger "the brain" - then the things get clear.
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Dear @ITDesk, btw. , it does not make sense to link Fisheye to Confluence. There is no benefit. Technically you can. Are there any exception / log messages when you try to connect? So long Thomas
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Dear @Scott Federman, yes you can. Use WebHooks. You have to modify the "create" transition to fire a create event to some external 'glue' component, that creates the new confluence page with a link back to the issue. I would estimate around 3d to implement. So long Thomas
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Dear @hanlinbo, I recommend doing this outside Confluence with nagios. Write a check for files in the backup directory, that validates if it was successful. So long Thomas
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Dear @Ewa Śliwińska, I recommend doing what is written in the exception: contact the Atlassian Support. So long Thomas
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Dear @Benji, Confluence was made for team collaboration and doesn't replace a DMS. Atlassian has not the focus on such systems in their portfolio. To be honest, I have no solution at hand. So long Thomas
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Dear @ronys, your requirement is totally valid. Unfortunately, there is out-of-the-box no way to stop this. Either outgoing email is activated or deactivated. See CONFSERVER-37696. Follow the links for more information. So long Thomas
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Dear @Martin Gregory, sure I know, but Jira out-of-the-box cannot do this. So the only chance you have currently, is to look for a plugin that has this ability. What you can do is raise a suggestion and hope that it get voted up. Eventually Atlassian pics it up. so long Thomas
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Dear @Benji, storing files in confluence is fine for page related things like images, some results or a presentation. For storing all files inside - I thing Confluence is not the right tool. Better you user some WebDAV implementation, then you have this drag&drop at hand. So long Thomas
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Dear @Vardhini Seeram, I checked it out. My idea was valid from the other direction - Sending from Outlook flagged mails to Jira. Eventually you can do this with a commercial plugin. So long Thomas
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Dear @Ruth Wälti, the mail server didn't found a revers DNS entry for 192.168.31.30. This is true, because your IP address is an internal one, only, used for local networks, and will not be found. This happens, when you talk directly to a mail server that can manage public traffic. It checks if the other mail server…
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Dear @Colin Fischer, did you where successful? So long Thomas