Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

I'd love to see that, ideally for any indexing run in the last couple of months. Foreground, Background and Project-name in the type columns, how many seconds, and and how many issues were covered (and whatever else is in the index - it's not entirely issues). That would give us the basic numbers to estimate against. An…

You can, but if you make filter1 private, then people who can't see filter1 won't get results from filter1 when it is included in filter2. You can't use filters as proxies to bypass security or permissions. A filter can only show people things if they have the right to see them.

Oh, wow, that is so so wrong. "Jira, being a web app, is dependent on chrome" No. No it is not. I can't begin to explain to you how wrong that is, because I have no idea how you could ever have made such an incorrect leap in logic. Re-using your car analogy - Jira is a road, Chrome is a car. You have an accident, and the…

Filters cannot have the same ID, so I am not sure what you mean by "filter 1 is 10000 then filter 2 is 10000" - they can't be. My guess is you mean you've set up filter 1, then created filter 2 to include a clause "filter in (10000)", so it's reflecting what filter 1 does. If you do that, then someone using filter 2 must…

This could be all sorts of things, but the usual culprit is disk space when I've seen it. You'll need to nip on to the server and run mount (which tells you which disk the directory is on if you have more than one disk) df -khi (This is "disk free, in human words, showing free/used space and inodes) If the disk your…

Some of the queries Jira runs against the database will return invalid results which will break the process Jira is trying to do. This mostly leads to broken reports and issue views, but can lead to corrupt data as well.

That answers the question. Your Jira is configured to require a work log, but Confluence cannot provide that. You'll either need to visit Jira to create the issue, or get the administrators of the target project to make the work log field optional on create.

Go to id.atlassian.com and log in with the account, go to Profile -> Account preferences -> Delete account. This will warn you about a couple of things and then remove the account. You will not be able to do this is your account is responsible for any active products, you'll need to transfer and/or shut them down before…

Er, no, Jira developers code Jira, they don't write code for Chrome or its plugins, which is where the problem is.

Someone has added a restriction to the page or one of its parent pages. You'll need to talk to someone who has access to get you added to the people who can see the page.

Yes, by obfuscating their names on their accounts. Although that will apply everywhere.

You'll need to look into those applications to find out why they are flagging your messages as risky. I suspect you'll find that they are spotting something in your SMS sending program or provider that looks insecure or suspicious to them, and you'll need to fix whatever that is on whatever it is you are using to send the…

Highly depends on what your infrastructure people prefer. My preference is to have my pre-production server set up with an identical copy of the service, but running on a box that is firewalled off from most things and with the "do not try email stuff" flags set on the startup environment. I then stop it, restore a…

Safe, yes, but only because Jira will not let you do it. If you delete a Jira project, Jira does not actually delete it, it keeps a minimal record of it. If you try to re-use a key that has been used, it will tell you that you've already used that key and refuse to create it, even though the key might look "free". This is…

Jira will keep the existing history when you move and also record all changes made to the issue when you move it. Ranking is a global thing, so the rank of an issue will not change when you move it to a new project.

We cannot know who your administrators are. You should start by asking the people around you in your organisation.

No. Anonymous access is the only way to use Confluence without a licence. You can't control who can be anonymous - to control access by who someone is by definition, means you have to know who they are, so they are not anonymous any more.

Could you explain what you mean by breadcrumb navigation? I ask because I don't recognise what you're describing, so I'm wondering what I'm missing (I'm probably blinded by familiarity)

I should point out that your status as an admin is irrelevant. Admins get admin rights. Not automatic "can see everything". You should start by checking the permission and security schemes for the project.

The initial way to read that response is that you're sending them the warnings! I think what you mean is that you are sending them a link via SMS and their 'phone is throwing them a warning. More specifically, smart 'phones use software to do all their functions nowadays. So, we need to know what software on the 'phone is…

I am sorry, I do not understand the question. What is a "field with a status transition"? A field is a place to store issue data. A status looks a lot like a field, but is actually an indicator of the issue's position in the workflow, and a transition the process of changing the position. So I am a little bit lost on what…

I'm sorry, but I can't read any non-Latin language, and I can't paste an image into a translator.

But which group? It's very rare that a person is in only one group. You'll need to choose which group.

Jira has no way to know that the group members are users. If your group members have Jira accounts, then they might be able to see the issue, if they have the right permissions. If they don't have accounts, then no, not unless the issue is publically available to people who have not logged in.

Do you know what software is giving them the warning?

Have a look at your profile, it will list the groups you belong to.

Let me save you a lot of pain and time. This will not work, do not bother. People tried it for years before Data Centre was created. Although Jira Server and Data Centre are essentially the same software, the functions you need to enable clustering (or even just load balancing) between Jira nodes are not active in server…

I used Google translate to read your message, and convert my reply. It sounds like you lost money on a game and want it back. This is not an Atlassian topic. I think you have come to the wrong place. ----- A Google fordító segítségével olvastam az üzenetet, és konvertáltam a válaszomat. Úgy tűnik, hogy pénzt veszített el…

Have you refreshed the page the workflows are listed on? Does it really show Inactive -> ... your workflow: workflow scheme ABC

Correct, you will need to rewrite the swimlane code to enable selection of other things.