Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You will need to debug why your network is dropping the connection,

You will need to have your browser or network allow access to atlassian.net

Your script will need to post as someone who has permission to comment.

I can't open these as pictures, could you give us the actual text? But, before you spend time on that, from what I could see from those pictures, I noticed one possible problem. What I can see tells us that the permissions are wrong. Could you stop your Jira, make sure your install and data directories for Jira are all…

I am sorry about this. Your question does not translate in to English well. So I do not understand it. (To my shame, I have English as my only language. I can read some others, but not well, and I can not speak them) So I need to ask for some clarifications. Jira changes status by having people use a transition on an…

What do you mean by "pull"?

That is Tomcat recording that someone or something asked it to stop (and failing on part of it) We need to be looking all of the errors you get from an attempt to start it. I would stop it all, and move all the current logs out to a backup location, so it will generate clean ones with nothing but the relevant logging in…

Ok, that rules a few things out. What do the rest of the logs say?

You'll need to read the rest of the errors in the log around this one - it's only part of the problem and doesn't tell us enough. Did you change anything since you last had a running Jira? I ask because this sort of error is usually structural, so if you've upgraded Jira or changed the version of Java it is using, you can…

You'll need to look at the workflow and ask the people who set it up.

It's a page you see when you try to go to an admin page when you are not logged in as someone with admin rights. Can't tell you more than the error message does.

We need to see all of the error, not a screenshot of part of it. Could you give us the text of it please? Both the on-screen and the log

Gadgets, the issue navigator and a subscriptions are all "reports". To get a custom report from a filter, look at the filter with the issue navigator. I think you probably need to think about what you want in your "report".

I would guess that an anti-spam robot made a mistake. We get a lot of attempted spam here, thousands of attempted posts every hour. There are some automations that prevent most of them, but the community also has some robots that take a look at what gets through, and they do mis-identify some posts as spam. One pattern…

If a table is missing from your Jira database, then there's something fundamentally wrong with the setup of the database or connection to it, and you have a Jira that is probably too damaged to work properly. Creating a new table is not going to help, you've already lost too much data. In fact, I wouldn't be looking at the…

I should qualify that a bit. It's more "watching sports". When you don't actively play them (or at least used to or would love to if you weren't unable for some reason), what the hell is the point of watching other people play a game you don't? Rather than spend hours watching someone do something that might be fun, why…

I'm not sure asking this question in a forum populated by Atlassian-focussed people is going to get you a set of opinions that is representative of everyone. I'd guess your responses here are going to be (in no particular order) Use Jira Use Trello Everything else you might hear of is rubbish

Ah, ok, I did read the wrong tone from your response. I am sorry. I got it wrong. I am glad the doc helped you.

This looks like you have some quite severe corruptions in your database (probably limited to the ranking though) I would want to tail the logs (read them as they are being written) as you try the rebalancing, the re-index and the integrity checks. At least one of those (but probably all three) will throw errors into the…

You will need to look for an automation or script that provides a post-function to create other issues.

Use the CSV import, or write a script of some sort. Either use one of the scripting or automation apps, or write something outside Jira that can poke the data in over REST

There is an arrogance in assuming that because you are editing something, your edit is more important than what someone else is doing. There is nothing wrong with the system, it's tracking changes to issues. If your humans don't get that, it's not the systems fault, it's their not understanding.

Need to know if what is suddenly possible? If you want to use your own IDP with Cloud, you have to use Atlassian Access. There's not much more we can tell you.

Run a search for "resolved > -1d", and save it as a filter. Use that in gadgets on your dashboard, add the column "assignee" to your issue navigator and consider subscribing to the filter if you want to be emailed with the results.

But it states that if you want LDAP to connect to Atlassian cloud, you have to get Access,. Which is correct (for now)

If someone can log in, they can log in. I don't know how to explain that better.

https://www.atlassian.com/software/access/guide/overview#about-atlassian-access seems to cover that.

Anonymous access is great for the basic idea of "show our stuff to the world". But it is very blunt - we can see it or we can't. @Matt Reiner _K15t_ points you to a huge pile of additional functions that you really should have a think about. Language, version selection, even audience profiling.

The "fix" for this is to educate your people about how data works. >people keep their tickets open in their browser while they work on it This is not the problem itself. The problem is the arrogance of people thinking that because they start to edit something they become the owner, the only person who matters. Stop them.…

Not that I can see. Maybe if you gave us the command you are using, whet it used to do, and what the errors are now, we can explain how you need to adapt to a change?