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Yes. And email/notification settings if it is configured.

Yes, if your home directory is inside VM. But some users like me prefer mounting separate shared volume (like EBS on AWS) for home directory. This way we don't have to move data from home directory if we decide to switch/upgrade machines. Also, it will make switch to Data Center offering in future much easier. But this is…

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This is very good point, and it has two perspective * Legal* Post GDPR user have full access to their data and have right to transfer it any time. * So, legally Atlassian cannot hold your data if you want to move away from it. * Here is a link to Atlassian GDPR compliance…

You can create test environment using mentioned process. Some points you need to consider are, * Replicating DB, and setting DB configuration in test environment to use replicated DB (it won't be essential if your DB is also inside same VM) * Replicating Home similar to DB * Using Atlassian Developer License inside test…

There are two way you can authenticate to call Jira Rest API using Postman * Basic Authentication* This is easier, you just need add user name and password in request * Here is link that explain it, https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/basic-authentication/ * oAuth* This is bit complicated and overkill if…

Here is a link to API you need, https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/8.3.2/#api/2/project-getAllProjects If you are doing it inside JS file, AJS.$.ajax({ url: "/rest/api/2/project", type: "GET", dataType: "json", success: function(data) { console.log(data); // data here is array of project. }});

Using Label Type Custom Field is better option in this scenario.

You can not customize this text unless you add some custom Javascript. You can either write simple plugin to achieve this or you can install plugin like this (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211670/jsincluder?hosting=server&tab=overview) and do that.

Have you update Java Min and Max memory setting for Jira? You need to set those value in <jira_installation_dir>/bin/setenv.bat file for windows. Also 2 CPU implies 4 Core or just 2 Core (if it 2 core I suggest you to upgrade to 4 core cpu).

Simple, labels = ABC

Here is simple technique to do it in your plugin. In `atlassian-plugin.xml` file add this `web-panel` <web-panel key="test-button-menu" location="com.atlassian.jira.plugin.headernav.left.context" weight="40"> <label>Test</label> <resource type="velocity" name="view" location="test-button.vm"/> </web-panel> And add a simple…

You first need to add Dropbox to Files app in iPhone. (https://help.dropbox.com/installs-integrations/mobile/ios-files-app) And the you can click `Choose a File` option to attach files from Files App that contains Dropbox folder to Trello.

What do you mean by Database installer? If you mean database, * You need to install/upgrade database for Jira by yourself * Database server doesn't come packaged with Jira If you mean database connector (called JDBC Database connector), * For some databases it come packaged with Jira (like Postgres, MsSQL) * For other you…

You need to upgrade to Crown Data Center to do that. https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/crowd-data-center-935372453.html

Have you installed confluence manually using tar.gz file? If yes here is what you can do to upgrade it. * Download new confluence 6.13.6 tar.gz. * Extract it near your old confluence installation. * Set confluence home is newly extracted file same us your old installation.* in file…

Wrap whole form in <form> tag. Something like this. .... z = '<form>' + z + '</form>'; dialog.addPanel("Panel 1", z, "panel-body"); ....

This is not possible with stock JQL. You will need plugin like, 'Script Runner', 'JQL Tricks' to accomplish this.

Your HTML seems to be broken at many places, here is sanitized version. <fieldset class="sdu-radio-btn group"> <legend><span>Process Node</span></legend> <div class="radio"> <label for="sdu-process-node">>14nm</label> <input class="radio" type="radio" checked="checked" name="sdu-process-node" value=">14nm"…

Try this, $ nc -zv 10.78.25.60 8080 If above works, and only your browser is not able to access, check that you are not using any proxy in browser.

As per `wget` output your Jira service is working fine and is accessible through `localhost`. If you have GUI access to server, you can install using localhost:8080 as url. If you don't have such access try to access Jira on '<Jira-Host-Public-IP>:8080', also try to ping '<Jira-host-public-ip>', and if ping works but Jira…

* Check logs folder inside your jira installasion directory, specially 'catalina.out' file. * Check your server.xml file conf directory, that you are not running Jira on any context path. * Try to access http://localhost:8080 from your server using something like wget or lynx/w3m (terminal based browsers).

Check inside this directory, /var/atlassian/application-data/jira/log This is <JIRA_HOME>/log

Now your service is running, check logs now and also try to access it.

You can not set it more than 1000 in Jira Cloud. https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/configuring-the-user-default-settings-800708207.html

Here is basic discussion going on about Jira, check this out it has great tips. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-discussions/What-s-your-best-Jira-Software-tip-trick-workaround/td-p/1153038#M8490

Check your log files. Also try to start service again and see log # /etc/init.d/jira start

Output tells you that Jira is not running.

Have you check if Jira is only running on that port? Other services have tendency to use port 8080 to use. Have you check for status of service? And as suggested by @Joaquin Fernández Morales check if Jira process is running? # ps -eaf | grep java

You can do that by changing some properties in yourJira installation. Please check this page - https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver072/limiting-the-number-of-issues-returned-from-a-search-view-such-as-an-rss-feed-828788242.html But remember to increase Java Max Memory for Jira if you are doing this.