Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Could you explain which injection attacks you are thinking of?

No, Jira will present any valid URL as a link

Please see the answers already given

This sounds like you have re-configured the service to be a DC install (this is done at an OS level, not in the UI) which will demand a DC licence. A standard server upgrade will not change the server ID, nor demand a DC licence (it will work with a server or DC licence), so my next obvious question is to ask how exactly…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The page that asks you to enter a license during setup gives you the server ID.

The post you mention was flagged by a spam filter bot, not a human. These 'bots can be a little over-zealous or inaccurate, as they don't really understand the posts, but tend to pick up on spam-behaviour like links to non-atlassian sites, people not using their real name or shared accounts, blocks of letters that do not…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Burn down is a Scrum function, Kanban does not gather the data you need to build a burn down because it doesn't have sprints (the "time box" you mention) Kanban measures throughput, not sprint burn, but you can make an assumption on a Kanban board that enables something like burn-down.…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are several places where you might want to create a subtask ("transferring a task" does not tell us quite enough to be sure where you want to do it), so I've picked a few sample scrips instead of a definitive one for your case. The scripts…

I have one and a half answers to this. My favourite keyboard is a Kolude thing I picked up somewhere years ago. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kolude-Docking-Station-Computer-Keyboard-Black/dp/B099QW56MT is the closest I can get to the model I have. It's great that it acts as a hub for my work Mac, but the main reason to love it…

Jira Software free, let alone standard or premium, has ranking. I strongly recommend that you use that ranking, and throw away your custom field, because your custom field allows duplicates (so two issues with the same value for the field cannot be ordered - you can't tell which one is higher than the other) and might not…

It's not standard because the applications are two totally different products. Under the hood, you would find that JS and JSM are written in different languages, let alone structures.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What method did you use to upgrade the server? Also, "your subscription has expired" is not a message that Confluence will throw when a licence has expired. Could you give us the full, and exact text of the error message (if you're not running the admin interface with an English account,…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You'll need to ask the people providing you this service / application (it's not Atlassian)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I do not understand what you are asking about. All I can tell you is that the electricity that your users and a Jira server burn is less bad for the environment than using clumsy spreadsheets not intended for issue tracking and a lot more less bad than doing it on paper.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What do you mean by "certificate"?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The status is not really very relevant here. Jira can look at two things to determine "done" * Most of Jira uses "the resolution field is not empty" to say "this is done" (note that Jira displays unresolved when the field is empty, but any value, including "unresolved", "not done",…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Without the layers Jira Software provides for Epics, there's no way to have an Epic "contain" other issues. The best you can do is to use issue-links to tie your issues together, but that's not going to give you "an issue is part of another issue" like Epic links will.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! My guess is that your coworker created the database dump while Confluence was running, so it contains a flag that says "This database is in use by a Confluence". So restoring the dump gives you a data set that thinks it is locked. But there are other reasons it can happen, so I can't be…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Burndown is a binary measure, either a task is done, or it is not. When your developer doesn't manage to complete the issue during a sprint, you should leave the estimate as it was, to inform people how much was estimated to begin with, and then let it roll over into the next sprint,…

You don't. There's no mechanism for this because cloning means cloning - it is supposed to create a copy of the source issue that is as close to the original as possible, and that means copying all the fields.

Where exactly are you seeing this error message? What are you doing that triggers it?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no time limits on account activity. Accounts are suspended by administrators deliberately choosing to suspend them (although some places automate suspension through inactivity, it still needs an admin to choose to allow that automation) Last active is the last time a user logged…

Not that I can find, no. I don't think there's a lot of use for diagrams, they would not help very much. Using the objects you've mentioned (which are only some of the configuration items you probably want to think about) Workflows are tied to company-managed projects via the workflow scheme which tells the project which…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The very short answer is "no". As you say, there are apps that can give you a view of some of the configuration, but without them, your only option is to plough through all the project settings and note what they are. Even the apps that report on settings don't really tell you…

I'm afraid this is completely wrong for Scrum boards, as the original question was about. Resolution is the way Jira Core/Business/Work-management, and Jira Service Management projects work, when not using a Software board, but the question was about a Scrum board, where resolution is irrelevant - the Software boards look…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What site access are you looking for and where are you looking for it? Are you logged in as an admin?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You probably need to edit the issues and add data to the development notes field.

I think you will find that someone remapped the status of the old issues in the board config, or changed the board filter.

Ok, team-managed projects do not share issue types, even when they have the same names. Your issue move has to change the type when you move the issue to a project, and it's probably using the default for the project.

We, the community, are not Atlassian support. I can't investigate or contact people impacted, we do not know who you are or what you are doing. If your issues are rolling into the next sprint, it is because they (and/or their sub-tasks) are not in the last column on your board, either because their status is not mapped…