Charlie Misonne Community Champion

Hi Adria What I notice in your log is the message about the application not being a valid Win32 application. There can be multiple reasons for that. Please read this KB article. I see you have a space in your java path. Try using the Windows short notation: C:\Progra~1\Java or C:\Progra~2\Java depending on the correct…

Are you in the roles/ groups of the C, D and E security levels? I think you can only apply a security level where you are a member of.

You can rename the page and the url will change. Normally Confluence will redirect users using the old url to the new one. If you're not sure you can test it with a temporary new page.

Are you on Confluence Cloud or Server? If you're on Cloud you should contact Atlassian Support. If you're on server: Do you see the .xml file in Confluence's home directory? <confluence-home>/temp In case you see the file check whether the size is still increasing. In that case the export is still ongoing. But I'm afraid…

Nevermind I solved it. @Joerg Hoehn you probably upgraded Bitbucket before updating plugins in the old version. Updating the plugins in the new version and restarting Bitbucket solved it for me

I'm getting the same error for plugins listed as compatible with version 6.1.3 * com.atlassian.stash.plugin.stash-web-post-receive-hooks-plugin * ru.andreymarkelov.atlas.plugins.prom-bitbucket-exporter

Any chance the issues you expect as a result are not assigned to anyone? assignee != currentUser() will only return issues assigned to other users. It will not shouw unassigned issues. Try this: project = TIC AND (assignee != currentUser() OR assignee is empty)

I prefer migrating between the same versions but according to the documentation it should work from 5.4.4 to 6.6.12. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf66/upgrading-confluence-943962880.html

I'm not a powershell expert but is invoke-sqlcmd available on the path for bamboo? Try using the full path to command to check. I also found this stackoverflow thread that could be useful.

Hi Arnaud Have you tried removing that post function? To my understanding it clears the resolution field value.

Is the target Confluence emtpy? In that case I would recommend upgrading the 5.4.4 version to 6.6.12 first. After that you can move all your attachments to the new version and copy the database. If the target is not empty you could create an xml backup of your instance and import each space separately following the…

Have you looked at the Jira log files? It will probably contain more information.

Hi Ilya How are you starting bamboo? With the built-in script in de installation directory, a service script, a custom script, ... ? And which user is starting Bamboo? The path to that file starts with the home directory notation (~/), any reason you use that? This means the process will look at the files in the home…

Hi Robert What you want to achieve is not possible out of the box. If you are on a server instance you could use the ScriptRunner plugin (not free) and create a custom scripted field to count the number of sprints the issue belongs to. See this related thread. An alternative is to run a SQL query but that's only useful…

Hi Daniel Thanks for creating this feature request! What I had in mind is: as soon as an agent is stopped manually this triggers Bamboo to know about it immediately. I'm wondering why this is time based. Bamboo and the Bamboo Agents have a two way communication right? Or am I mistaken.

Hi Daniel Ok that confirms what I assumed. It's not very intuitive though. Thanks for your answer.

Hi Hermance Do you have any news on this? I can't find a feature request either on jira.atlassian.c

thanks for the link. I voted!

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I don't know about a maxmimum size. Try clearing the cache of your browser. It's probably retaining the original logo.

If you are a site admin you can check this on th User Management page of your instance. <http://your-subdomain.atlassian.net>/admin/users

No. If you want to use Jira DataCenter you need a Data Center license.

That icon is called the favicon. You can change it in Jira's System settings --> Look and Feel

Being able to set such restrictions requires a separate permission. And that per Space. You should ask you space administrator to grant you the ability to set page restrictions. When you get them. You can click the lock icon at the top op the page to do so.

I think you are missing the browse users global permission. Ask your Jira Administrator to verify that for you.

I think your worfklow sets the jira.issue.editable property to false. Check the worfkow transition properties in your workflow configuration. See Workflow Properties for more info.

Any chance you had a context path in your server.xml? eg: <context path="/jira Meaning the application was accessible on http://<host>:8080/jira but not on /

Normally you can add the issue type to your edit screen. Be aware that changing the issue type this way only works when moving to a type with the same configuration schemes. This means you can't move to a type with another workflow / screen scheme/ field configuration scheme

Hi Sam What exactly do you want to achieve with the database? If you want to get user favorites from the database you can read this KB article.

Closing because of double post.