Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Yep - "category = x" fetches all the issues in projects in category x - very useful for some reporting!

If authentication is done externally, then you need to be looking at a solution that works on the external service, not on Jira.

My choice of "problem" probably was quite a bad choice, sorry. I can phrase "knowing where your data is flowing" as a perfectly good definition of a "problem to solve". I've seen that done in three different ways very broadly: * On a larger DC setup, knock one node off the load balancer for users and direct all REST…

Your understanding is incorrect. The issue nevigator is a terrible place to land on first use. Can you give us a good reason why the system dashboard should not be visible? And why the 404 error you are really asking for is a good response?

Not unless you've configured something to capture it (outside the logs) What problem would knowing this solve for you?

As a space admin (site admin might not be set to include that), can you also check the list of restricted pages in the space? Could it be that the page is restricted away from your sight by one a view restriction?

Atlassian accounts don't have any functions for automatically changing a profile's name, there is a human doing it (if it is changing) Two possibilities though * You are using the account in a system where the name has been cached, either on the service side or possibly by your browser too. If it's server-side, waiting a…

Ah, sorry, my response was typed before you'd posted the previous comment to it! A crossover. I had read your " I installed JSM properly through the applications section of Jira" as you were logged into Jira and used "manage applications" to add the JSM application to an existing install. But you didn't, you really did…

That is what I said, yes.

Jira sends emails with a pretty standardised and legible format by default. If emails from outside your organisation are "poorly formatted", you should be looking to fix wwhatever it is in your organisation's email services it is that is mangling them. Atlassian have created a product that ingests and formats emails…

Worklog and workflow are two totally different things, there's no reason the permissions for editing them would have anything to do with the other.

Jamming javascript chunks into jsp pages generally does not work, you will need to look at all the code in Jira that generates the pages and work out where to inject the code at a higher level than individual pages, as it needs to be run as part of the whole, not a subset page. I'm not sure where Jira gets all of its…

So, nothing to do with the Jira setup or the connection, but you were feeding it the wrong jdbc connection settings.

I already explained how the lookups worked in my original answer. I am sorry that it was not clear that you can't do what you're asking, user lookups are flat can or cannot.

The config changes you need to do for SSL on the Tomcat side are in that doc. But you say you want to use IIS as a proxy, which is often done so you don't have to do SSL on the Tomcat. IIS does all the SSL work and then talks to Jira (with no-one else allowed to talk directly to Jira) For the IIS SSL, start at…

A lot of us use the built-in "due date" for this, but if you wanted a separate deadline, yes, you can add a custom date or date/time field for it.

These are Jira Software gadgets, not "free". If they're throwing licence errors, you do not have the permission to use Jira Software.

You need browse user to be able to look up people to mention. This is not a "problem", it's by design, you've chosen to turn it off.

No, this is not a Jira problem, you do not have access to the proxy server that your organisation has put in front of Jira. You'll need to talk to your networking people.

What are you trying with your "upload"?

You create another Confluence to use as the sandbox and log into it.

Same answer as I gave before. There are some apps that can publish between confluences, but I'm a little confused because you said you didn't want the sandbox data to change the production data.

It's a minor point, but ISO does not preclude you simply accepting that even minor changes are versions (in fact, in some areas, the guidelines explicitly say all change, however minor). But the Comala and Scroll solutions mentioned before can handle this if you need it.

We don't know, you have not told us what the problem is (or what you have "implemented")

You will need two separate Confluence installations, with separate accounts ("test profile") It is not clear what you want from a "data sync", as you've said you do not want the sandbox/test system activity to affect the data in production.

We can't offer you any support for an unknown problem. With "want to add Jira standard 10 users and subcomponents", all we can say is "go ahead and add them". If you want help with a problem or process you are stuck on, you are going to need to tell us what it is.

Ok. Care to give us anything to work with? 

I am sorry, but that is incorrect. Jira Software and Jira Service Management (desk) are applications you add to Jira Core. Austin has said he was running Jira Core + Software already and has added Service Management (desk) to that installation via "manage applications", so he should now have all three running on the same…

Step and status are different things, although there is a strong 1:1 relationship between them. Every step has a single status associated with it. A step is an unamed thing that says "where the issue is in the workflow". It has a unique identifier within the workflow, incoming and outgoing transitions, and properties. One…

Jira Software only supports Epic > Story > Sub-task without apps. Are you looking at apps to add the rest of your hierarchy?