Peter Van de Voorde Community Champion

Hi Danny, Does the user receive any notification mails or absolutely none? Do all your other users receive notifications? Might this user have a more active spam filter or some email filter that is filtering the jira mails? Best regards, Peter

Hi Tarun, You could take a look at the EazyBI plugin for Jira : https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.eazybi.jira.plugins.eazybi-jira It could help you create your own reports. Best regards, Peter

Hi Siddheshwar, You can easily deduct the SQL you need from the SQL on that page. You'll need to do the following : * select * into temp_conf from CONTENT where CONTENTTYPE='DRAFT' (maybe change this to how it works in you DB) * <code>DELETE FROM BODYCONTENT where CONTENTID IN (select CONTENTID from temp_conf); *…

Hi Siddheshwar The information in this knowledge base article should help you out : https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFKB/Removing+Orphaned+Draft Best regards, Peter

Hi Rizwan, You can take a look at my blogpost about creating issues on transition that might help you out : http://www.petervandevoorde.com/2013/11/13/a-jira-trick-creating-issues-and-sub-tasks-on-transition/ Best regards, Peter

Maybe it's related to the browser he's using?

What do you mean with the "Resize" Tab?

Hi, It would be best if you create a support ticket here : https://support.atlassian.com Best regards, Peter

Hi Guna, Do you have an OnDemand instance? If so use https://support.atlassian.comto report the issue. If you have a hosted instance I would take a look in the log files to see why the remote authentication server isn't reacting. Best regards, Peter

Binh, could you please accept my answer so the question will be marked answered? Best regards, Peter

Hi Binh, You should be able to do this using issue security levels: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Configuring+Issue-level+Security Simply attach a security level which contains only jira-administrators to the issues you create. Best regards, Peter

Hi Ben, You can take a look a this blog post, it might give you some ideas on how to something like this: http://www.petervandevoorde.com/2013/02/26/project-portfolio-management-with-jira-and-greenhopper/ Best regards, Peter

Hi Vera, You should remove that group of users from the Create Comment permission in your permission scheme. Best regards, Peter

Jason Take a look at this document, it explains it step by step : https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Importing+Data+from+CSV Importing issue will not change any configuration settings, so you don't have to worry about that. If you are worried about overwritting data you can first create a demo project with 1 or…

Hi John, I just made a quick blogpost about it : http://www.petervandevoorde.com/2014/01/21/triggering-a-build-in-bamboo-from-stash/ It gives step by step instructions. You will indeed need to do this for each repo and new build plan. Best regards, Peter

Hi John, You could also just trigger your builds using a post-receive hook in Stash. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.stash.plugin.stash-web-post-receive-hooks-plugin using the following url to your build plan : http://<bamboo-server>/api/rest/updateAndBuild.action?buildKey=<projectkey>-<plankey>…

Hi Monica, This is a place for questions about the Atlassian toolstack, prestashop is not part of that stack so you should probably ask that question somewhere else. Best regards, Peter

If you still have your Websphere environment available you can first update it to 2.10.4 and then move it to the Tomcat environment, maybe that will help.

Have you tried to login with that user and check if he can see the stash_home directory variable?

Are you running the service under a dedicated user? Does this user have all the necessary access rights? (So at least the same rights as you have). Best regards, Peter

Hi Mikael Is it configured as a system variable or a user variable? It should be a system variable. Peter

No there are only applied on new spaces or spaces that don't use their own settings not on all spaces.

Hi Chris, I don't think that's possible but I also don't really understand the use case. If both spaces are public then people can find them anyway, why wouldn't you want them to go directly from one space to another? Best regards, Peter

Hi Onno, Jobin has already answered perfectly on your first question. For your second question: yes it's possible to publish that list on your Confluence server. Simply use the Jira Issue Macro, insert the JQL you use for your anonymous search (or copy and past the url you get when you export the searchresults to XML).…

Hi Ashley, This might be possible with JEMH if you let the users be created by JEMH and let them autojoin a group that doesn't have the global jira users permission but does have permission to create issues and comments. Take a look at the JEMH documentation and play around with it on a test server to find out how you can…

You as a user can only start one session at a time, so that's normal. In your example you should let Bob start test session A and Sarah test session B. Then Jim and Cindy can join in. That should normally work. Best regards, Peter

Hi Jean-Sébastien, Did you try to start the different sessions or did your team mates start the sessions? Best regards, Peter

It will work as soon as you change your scheme.

Don't forget to assign this new workflow to your specific issue and all others to the default workflow. Otherwise it could be that all your issues suddenly follow the new workflow.

Hi Mrityunjay, You can check this using the JIRA Update check. You can find it on the bottom of the Find New Addons page in the JIRA Administration. Best regards, Peter