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Dear @Mayank Koli, best you make use of the Python Confluence library. So long Thomas
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Dear @Arshia Awan, PuTTY is the windows implementation of SSH. With this software, you can connect to a remote host securely. Then you are on the command line. To import CSV file form command line is not meant to be done. There are some tools like CLI interfaces, but the reommended way of importing CSV files is as a Jira…
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Dear @René Wilby, do both fiels have an identical time stamp (in milliseconds)? It is possible, that Confluence has a problem with removing the file - anything in the log files? I would not invest too much time in this. Just create a cron job to remove the dublicates. So long Thomas
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Dear @Tummala, can you do a nmap <hostname> to see which ports are open? But so far it seems there is no route to the host. If you cannot connect via Command line, fisheye will also not work. So long Thomas
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@Erica Larson, got you. But as soon as a user is inactive, you cannot search for them - they are "out". And the history of a page will not be searched. The search focuses on the present not the past. So long Thomas
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project = XYZ AND status = "Waiting for Customer" and updatedDate <= -7d The only problem: This wouldn't work if some one else edits a single field or adds a comment. Then the updatedDate is modified (not by the customer). So long Thomas
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Dear @Normann P. Nielsen - TDC/Netic, I believe, you have to make you own converter, that reads confluence contents, converts and inserts it in a multi line custom field in Jira. I would do this with REST. But before, I would try to convince the customer ;) So long Thomas
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Dear @somanath kondeti, where did you get stuck? So long Thomas
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Dear @Khan Shab, unfortunately, you cannot create comments to a non existing issue - first an issue has to be created then a comment can be added. Multiple comments are not possible with 1 call. Each comment one rest call. But you can fire a second REST call immediately after the create, so that it even looks like done…
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Dear @Erica Larson, have you figured out my solution? Do you need more assistance? So long Thomas
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Dear @Jacqy George, how did you solve your issue? Do you need more help? So long Thomas
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Dear @[deleted], could you check my how-to? Did it work? So long Thomas
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Dear @ice color, have you solved your issue meanwhile or do you need more help? So long Thomas
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Dear @Simon Knudsen, you didn't come back to this question. Have you solved it meanwhile? So long Thomas
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Ok, but don't make the things more complicated as they are. If the gadgets' data has not to be interactive on that other site, I would go for the snap-shot thing and set an interval of 5 minutes. That should be enough. So long Thomas
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Dear @somanath kondeti, have you managed your migration? Do you need more assistance? So long Thomas
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Dear @Alex Kiselev _Itransition_, have you solved your problem meanwhile? Do you need more information? So long Thomas
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Dear @Aby John, was your upgrade successful? Do you need more help? So long Thomas
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Dear @kei_chrs, then you have really a huge task. To get your requirement: You have written a Jira gadget, that somebody else want to see on another web page (not within Jira). As soon as the gadget has news data, the page should be updated, right? So long Thomas
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Dear @kei_chrs, you can user iFrames. There are also some tools, that can make regularly snap-shots of any web page. The images can be shown on another page. So long Thomas
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Dear @Tummala, have you tried to connect on command line from your Fisheye Server svn co svn://host/repo So long Thomas
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Ok, this is case for Atlassians support.
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Dear @PS, you can use the REST API to query recursively for work logs. But you have to invest time for script coding, that the plugin vendors already invested in their products. So long Thomas
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Dear @Barbara Johnson, project = <your project key> AND createdDate < -5d and <your custom field name> is EMPTY copy/paste this into your "search issues" Advanced view and adapt to your values. So long Thomas
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Dear @Suganya, btw - we are not a team we are a community consisting also of non-Atlassian members. ;) There is no reason to do this. Why to store an attachment in another attachment custom field? The organisation of attachments within one issue is great implemented. Can you explain your requirement, so I can understand…
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Dear @Suresh, as soon as a version is archived, it will not appear any more in the drop-down. Make the version un-archived then modify your issues and archive again. So long Thomas
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Dear @arunnirmal chinnadurai, there is a global permission section in General Configuration. Make sure, that your users have at least a green check on "can use". Then you have a Space Permission in (General Configuration). This is the default permission setting for all spaces. Make sure your users have the permission…
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Dear @Christophe Fruytier, this question was asked in similar way. Please read following posts: Points per story (accumulated from sub-tasks) Burndown charts in Jira ? Analysis for Epic workload? Was your question answered? If not how can I help you further? So long Thomas
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Dear @Khan Shab, I have nothing found in the API, but I guess that the limit will not be the amount of issues to be created (will be done for sure sequentially), but the size of the posted JSON data and the timeout of the tomcat server. But best, someone from Atlassian can help: @somethingblue So long Thomas
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Ah! I have misunderstood this - I deleted a whole space. But for single pages you are right! Well done.