Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no need to apologise, it's never wrong to ask a question here! (Well, unless you're a spammer, a ChatGPT 'bot, a cat sitting on a keyboard, or haven't at least tried to RTM - your question definitely doesn't fit any of those criteria)

JSW is actually an application that works on top of the Jira platform. The Jira platform is effectively JWM - it provides users, fields, screens, projects, issues and so on. JSW leans on those to do its job, its projects have the added advantage of highly configurable Agile-suitable boards. If installed on the same…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The only way to do that would be to have different projects for each department.

On the first question, the answer is "none" - if you delete an issue it is gone, it's deleted at the time you choose to delete it. Most of us strongly recommend not allowing delete permissions or functions to anyone other than administrators who fully understand the consequences. Atlassian do keep backups, but these are…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no way to do this natively, and I don't think you can do it at all You can install apps that provide tabs in Confluence, but they are part of a page, and the container for attachments is the page. You can put links and views of different attachments on different tabs, but all the…

The problem with doing that is that your users may have genuine issues that you are now stopping them from raising, so they get lost. You shouldn't be stopping them raising stuff, just telling them that there is a limit to how much you can deal with! Logging issue limits is not a good approach. The right approach is to…

See https://www.atlassian.com/legal/sla and https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/understand-data-residency/

You need to monitor what the server is doing to try to find out where the bottleneck is - what are the CPUs, memory and disk doing during the re-index? Which one(s) of them are overloaded?

There is nothing which monitors "active usage" beyond "last time a user logged into the product" in the admin interface.

I am sorry that my writing came across as a "personal attack". It was certainly not intended as any form of attack. I did not question your team's delivery capability though, please don't attack me with that. I was merely pointing out that you have a conflict - you want to be "Agile", but your processes are probably not (I…

I am sorry that I offended you. And that I got pedantic. I did not mean to be sarcastic, but I can see how you could read it that way. I apologise for that too. I do need to correct you again on something though. I am not an Atlassian, I do not represent them. I do agree with you that there should be a simple short page…

Ok, I'll run with your failure to understand. What is the "clear issue" here? Have you read what a "title" is in English? I'm seeing a simple failure to understand plain english. Do you understand the the difference between the words "title" and "summary" in English? What are your "pedantic arguments!" that you need to…

>Honestly I'm incredulous at how you both have responded. I cannot speak for myself on your understanding of Marks's response, but they gave you an honest and accurate one. He has written it up better than I would. It is not quite what I would have written, but it is, in my opinion, right. >Sounds like the short version of…

@ash I do not mean to be rude, but have you actually bothered to read what we said before? A summary is a summary. A "title", in English, is the name of something, or a label for people who have certain entitlements. I have nine titles, but no summary. In 20 years, I've yet to see a single issue in Jira that could be…

I'm old and have been here for a long, long, long time, so I do not find them confusing. I will try not to bore you too much, but it is very complex nowadays. A user can log into Confluence * The space permissions say they can see things * The space permissions say they can do other things * Pages within those spaces may…

What is the end-date on your current licence? You can not upgrade to a version released after that. (and, yes, server licences will go away February next year, but you can still extend up until then)

While you can do this in Tomcat, it's not a good idea, it can by bypassed. It would be a better idea to do it in your network settings, they're more robust and much harder to get around, while not unexpectedly breaking your Atlassian system.

When it is ready. Atlassian tend to only release features when they have got them ready.

Best place to look is https://admin.atlassian.com/ This gives you control over all of your site users.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You are going to need to give us a bit more detail - mainly how you are trying to map ARD users into Jira?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your question does not make a lot of sense. Atlassian does not stream anything other than the odd webinar or conference feed. Could you explain what your question has to do with Trello in a bit more detail?

I've spent some time working for a sight-related charity and come to understand that there's a very wide variance in every form of sight problems, and even when people have similar ones, both their symptoms and ameliorations can be hugely different (I didn't know I had a sight problem beyond "a bit short-sighted in one…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This really is what is says, there's something broken in your browser or network, that is clobbering the referrer header. Could you try a different browser?

I think you may have this the wrong way around? You do not add spaces to home pages. The hierarchy is that Confluence contains spaces and each space has a home page, and, potentially other pages that are at the same level as the home. (And then pages nested beneath the pages below the top-level "home" pages) To create a…

You will need to talk to your admins about the notification schemes, as Stephen said.

You can also get it from "help -> about" in the help menu. If it shows no version details, then you are probably on Cloud.

PLEASE STOP SHOUTING! It is hard to read, and a lot of people find it rude. Yes, you will need to pay for the power-ups and core plans that you are using on your Trello if you want to use the service. --- ¡POR FAVOR DEJA DE GRITAR! Es difícil de leer, y mucha gente lo encuentra grosero. Sí, tendrá que pagar los planes…

The AI detection routines flagged this posting as having a 99.4% chance of being fake, and one of the things I'm hoping to get added to the next version of community is a "detect chatGPT and not allow people to even post it". Very simply put, it's useless at the moment, and please stop using it to generate your posts. You…

Actually, they are not. Even for internal accounts, the passwords are not stored. If the server/DC is hooked up to an external user directory, they may be stored there (if it's a primitive one that doesn't do security properly) Jira's internal user directory ("embedded crowd") stores only password hashes, not passwords.…

Yes, that's standardisation making your life hard. The only way to "fix" it is to work with your admins and leaders to improve the standard processes (and hence Jira config).