I have Confluence v5.5 connected to JIRA v6.1.3. I want to create a new JIRA issue via Create Issues pop-up within the wiki. But I receive a Note like: "You do not have permission to access any projects in ..." But as an JIRA and Confluence admin I can watch, edit, etc. everything in the project in JIRA. What setting has to be changed to be able to create a JIRA issue on that way?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Tobias,
Do you have configured your application link to use trusted communication?
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Setting+Up+Trusted+Communication+between+JIRA+and+Confluence
Best regards,
Peter
Hi Peter,
thanks for your help.
Yes meanwhile completely. The Trusted Application as well as OAuth. The JIRA login pops quickly for a second and afterwards the same message again. No progress so far.
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Did you try removing the application links completely and recreating them?
Do you get any errors in you JIRA or Confluence log file?
Can you use the JIRA Issue macro to create a new issue in JIRA from Confluence, or does this also fail?
Best regards,
Peter
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Thanks Peter,
your 3rd question was the best. It did not work. But now it works well. The reason somehow was up to the configuration. Removing them and recreating new. That worked out for me.
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I'm glad you fixed the problem :)
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