Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

It's the same as the windows doc says, but on Linux, your my.cnf file could be in one of several places, depending on how you installed your mysql service. Consult the docs for your install of mysql (although if you want to skip that, or you're not sure, start by searching /etc and /usr for a my.cnf file)

The problem here is likely to be with your mac or network, not Confluence. As the error is happening on your end of the convection and other people are not experiencing it.

Welcome to the Community! I'm afraid you have a premise completely wrong here. Whilst the database is the "source of truth" for your Confluence data, you absolutely cannot rely on the database as being, well, right. You can only rely on the database being useful if you have shut down Confluence in an orderly way, allowing…

I DM'd you on Twitter (I don't like publishing email addresses here, people might use them! Plus I've seen some scraped by spam lists)

Welcome to the community! Could you explain a little more about what you mean by "Falt form"? I suspect a mis-key, and you meant "flat" or "fault", but even if it is one of those, we could use a bit more detail on what you're looking for. Which "form" are you looking at?

Edit rights are controlled by the permissions. In a team-managed project, these are set by role in the project. In a company-managed-project, there is a permission scheme that says who can do what (the rules are things like "group A can edit", "assignee can edit", "reporter can edit" and so-on). You can change these rules…

Welcome to the Community! You probably do not want to do this. Resolution and Status are two separate things, and a lot of Jira uses Resolution to indicate whether an issue is finished with or not. Status tells us humans, but it doesn't tell (most of) Jira. As some simple examples, the "assigned to me" list will only show…

"I did it somewhere else because the tool doesn't work for me" 🚩 "I can't find it in the docs" 🚩 "There's a hundred and eleventy twelve things with the same name" 🚩

Welcome to the Community! Start by asking your space admins - have they changed permissions? Are there pages in the waste bin? Then check with the system admins - have they changed the space or even deleted it? if you're still at a loss, your admins will need to raise this with Atlassian support, get them to include a…

Welcome to the Community! Boards are not containers for issues, they're a view of a selection. "assigning issue/moving issue to a board" is the wrong way to think about it. But, yes, it is easy to have boards based on issue type. Just change the board selection to include the types you want. Assuming you've got one simple…

Well, there's one thing in there that's totally wrong, only a few weeks ago, we go https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-articles/Confluence-Mythbusters-Does-Atlassian-even-use-Confluence/ba-p/1805811 I'm going to question the "endless popup" too - I spent a good three hours writing in Confluence yesterday and the…

Yes, it is being killed off. Like the other Server products, you can no longer get new licences for it (just vary existing ones), and all support for it ends on the 2nd February 2022. The Data Centre version will continue to be supported and developed for the foreseeable future.

You can hack the database. Each type of custom field is handled by a class in the java code, and if you look at the custom field header table, you'll find the system simply names the class it's going to use to handle the field as the "type" If you're going to do that, you have to be aware that: * There is significant…

Generally a scrum team is 4-7 people, if they're larger, you tend to start to struggle. And the usual way to think about Scrum boards is that one scrum board = one team (in fact, if you use Jira Align, you'll find you can't not do it that way!) So, in your case, I'd like to emphasise @Abraham Durrant 's comment about…

When an issue is moved between projects, it takes on the new project key and next sequence number, but * The change of key is recorded in the issue history * Jira maintains a table in the background (it's not searchable or directly accessible) recording the old key and the issue id. If you put the old key into the quick…

You've tagged this with cloud, but you can't use Jira Cloud on a private LAN without an internet connection. Cloud runs on Atlassian owned "hardware" and is only available over the internet. So I assume you mean you've got a Server instead, and that you can reach that from a client machine on your network. To install…

Your browser cannot reach that IP address, it's either firewalled off, or not there.

Actually, no, you can just go into the "Enabler" and re-name it (click on the name at the top to edit it, and the icon if you want to select a new one)

Yes, that's because a scheme without any issue types in it would be useless. It would mean the project could not have any issues in it. In turn, that also means you couldn't create sub-tasks even if they were in the scheme. A sub-task is part of a parent issue, but you don't have any of those in your project, so there's…

The browser is not showing you "nothing", it's giving you an error message or possibly an empty page - what does it actually show? Is Confluence running on the server? Could there be firewalls in the way?

Ok, that's good because it means you should have Advanced Roadmaps automatically and hence we don't need to ask about subscription levels. But it does mean the parent-link should be there automatically. I don't think you need it on screen though. (Been a while since I looked at a server/dc with AR in use, sorry). My memory…

Ah, yes, licence size downgrades need to be raised as a support request.

Ok, great, that link leads to an export that is built by a load of template files embedded in the code in your Server. You cannot configure the header and footer out of the exports, they're hard-coded, but if your admins are happy to make (unsupported, but safe) changes to your installation, then you can get rid of them.…

I'm not sure why you would want to do this. "Everything" implies that you're going to be amending history, so you'd be destroying information that Jira is explicitly tracking for you. Why would you do that? Flipping issues so that the people responsible for them is normal when people leave, but that's not hard, a swift…

Ok, so your second screenshot tells us everything we need to know! The shot with "project settings" at the top, then listing: * Capability (slightly cut off due to scrolling) * <some other types> * Story * Task * ------ * Enabler * + add issue type * You're in a team-managed project It's the last four lines that say it:…

You've tagged this with Cloud, but mentioned DC, can you confirm which one you are on?

I don't think you've given us any context to work with here. Could you explain what you're trying to achieve, and where you're using it? The answer to the question as it reads though is just #set ( $a = "http://local" + "http://test" + "http://production") I very much doubt that's what you're looking for, but without…

There is an underlying thing that I think is worth explaining here. The original estimate is not really a duration between two times or a list of elapsed weeks, days, hours, minutes and seconds. Behind the scenes, it is a very simple number of seconds. Everywhere you see it displayed like "2d 4h 15m" that is some code…

It's mostly the permissions, which won't be hiding data unless you've been particularly clever with them. See https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/pricing for the headline differences.

A lot of workflows set a "do not allow edit" permission on closed issues. Could you check if you can make any edits at all to the issue? (Editing any field, not comments or performing transitions - they're separate permissions)