Thomas Deiler_db00h3 Community Champion

Dear @Firas Amer , I have no favorite. Best you follow this link: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?product=confluence&query=version Take your time to evaluate. So long Thomas

Dear @CSX Dev Ops , this could be done with Automation. Crate a rule that reacts on "create" and the JQL that describes your query. Then send an Email. So long Thomas

Dear @Firas Amer , you could do with labels or titles or sub trees. In the end this will lead to multiple pages that need to be maintained. On option you could do, is creating a single page that is continuously written but restricted to public. Each time you release a version, you make a copy, that is named different,…

Dear @Kumar , there is no API call for this. You have to loop yourself around multiple times with POST /rest/api/space So long Thomas

Dear @maggiesam , your detail level is quit low, so I have to guess. You would like to add users to a specific group you created manually. The user are all from LDAP / Active Directory. When you try to add, UI says "read-only", right? The solution is to select the option "Read-Only and local groups" for your user directory…

Dear @brant_brisson , you have to use "&expand=changelog" without "fields" parameter to see the history https://{OUR_INSTANCE}.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/issue/DEP-513?expand=changelog So long Thomas

Dear @Konrad Woloszyn , afaik this is not possible. The recommended way is to open the space for all but creating two top level child pages eg. public and internal. internal is restricted. If you would like to make pages visible to others, move them as children below public. So long Thomas

Dear @Charles Christiansen , eventually you do not have the right permission. It should look like this: I am full site admin - so if you aren't ask another Admin to check. So long Thomas

Dear @arthur.ly , unfortunately I have no doc. But search the web if Java itself is FIPS compliant. Sorry Thomas

Have you set all headers like described in the API and tutorials?

Dear @Fernando André , Atlassian does not recommend to do direct changes in DB unless you really know what you are doing. Nevertheless if you plan to proceed: * stop Jira before * make a backup * try first on test environment So long Thomas

Dear @Shinsuke Maita , sure you can. When you "serach" for issues, the result can be multiple issues and their changelogs. So long Thomas

Dear @daymonTwo , it seems that you question is better placed at https://community.developer.atlassian.com/. Could you be so kind to reopen it there? So long Thomas

Dear @Charles Christiansen , Yes, you can. I just checked it out on my cloud instance. * create a custom request * add at least "summary" + "description" * add no other fields that are required * switch to email request * click 3 dots > configure email request type * select the new one Let me know, when you need more help…

Dear @Scott Federman , good news! There is a suggestion already "In Progress" that was created in 2012. It's covering exactly your requirement. Hold on! So long Thomas

Dear @Jacob Watts , it's not a big deal. When creating the issue, you get the new issue key returned in the JSON response. Then posting the attachment is as simple as described in the api documentation. So long Thomas

Dear @Luk Lau , I am not familiar in details with the Java Rest Client. But finally this client just calls the REST API. The API itself does not offer such kind of functionality. So to get what you want, you need to query (API /rest/api/2/serach) and pass a JQL that resolves "children of epic". The result will be a JSON…

Dear @BayWa IT Workplace Atlassian , The documentation says: 403: Returned if the current user is not an administrator. Do you have the proper permissions for your calling user? So long Thomas

Dear @Rutuja Pawal , it seems that you question is better placed at https://community.developer.atlassian.com/. Could you be so kind to reopen it there? So long Thomas

Dear @Fernando André , as far as I can see, the code seems to be fine. Eventually this function does not work because: * the api call is marked as experimental. * the user to modify is member of a Read-Only directory server (LDAP, ...) * the query parameter "key" is missing So long Thomas

Dear @Jacob Watts , so it is. The reason is simple. Creating an issue required posting JSON payload. Adding an attachment required posting a MultiPartMime. Both the same time is not possible at the moment. So long Thomas

Dear @Shinsuke Maita , you can fetch this with following REST API call: https://my.server.com/rest/api/3/issue/ABC-1234?expand=changelog Documentation So long Thomas

Can you please post the REST call + JSON data?

Does Confluence run with the user "confluence"? Have you tried to set chmod 777 backups So long Thomas

Dear @Peggy März , this sounds like a new requirement. Best you have a look at https://jira.atlassian.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa and search for already existing Suggestions. If you found one, vote for it, otherwise create a news one. So long Thomas

Dear @Adrian Gilbert java.io.IOException: Permission denied can you check if the service user running confluence has write access to $CONFLUENCE_HOME/backups ? So long Thomas

Dear @arthur.ly , Jira is using Java. So Jira itself will not directly connect via SSL to somewhere else. Its calling functions in Java for this. When Java is FIPs compliant, then Jira can do! So long Thomas

Dear @이상미 , the chance that someone will help answering your question will dramatically increase when asking in "English". So long Thomas

Dear @Edv Raml , when the database is not located on the same server, you can just copy the whole application tree to another server and just start it again. Of cause the DB should be accessible from new server. You need transfer both application directory and $JIRA_HOME. When Java is not part of the application (bundled…

Dear @PASUPULA REDDY , there is no specific login page for the Rest API. You can use * Base Auth * OAuth for authentication. The authentication method is used for every API call. Therefor you will find no function that is called login/logoff. Please follow this link for more information. So long Thomas