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The settings tab is not visible in service desk

Meredith Melragon November 19, 2014

I am unable to see or access the settings tab in a service desk project.

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Heather Foster December 30, 2014

Upgrading to JIRA v 6.3.12 and Service Desk v 2.1.1 resolved the issue. Settings is now available.

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Heather Foster December 29, 2014

Hi Duncan, Thank you!!! I will upgrade this evening.

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Viator Inc December 29, 2014

Hi Heather,

We recently upgraded JIRA to version 6.3.11 and Service desk to 2.1.1 and that fixed the problem.

Hopefully that might work for you too if you are on an older version. Good luck!

 

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Heather Foster December 29, 2014

I am having the same issue. No access to Settings. The Settings tab is missing from the service desk project view. Settings is also disabled in my Projects / Administration view. Has anyone been able to resolve this issue? 

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Viator Inc December 1, 2014

Thanks for the quick reply Asael.

When I created the new Service Desk it creates a new project and that project has the permission scheme like you described. I have the Administer Project permission on that project as well.

To double-check I created an issue in that project and then used the Permission Helper to confirm that I have access to Administer Project and it showed that I have access.

Anything else that you think I could check?

On the Administration tab for the project there is also a Service Desk left-hand tab. Should that also have a link to Settings? It currently has Queues, Reports, SLA and Customer Portal.

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Asael Sepúlveda December 1, 2014

Hi @Duncan Hall,

 In some cases, JIRA creates a new Permission Scheme for a Service Desk. I think this might be the problem. For example, if your project key is "DEMO", check if you have a permission scheme named "JIRA Service Desk Permission Scheme for Project DEMO", if so, then that's the permission scheme that your service desk is using and could explain why the changes you are making to your original permission scheme are not working on the service desk.

 

Forgive me if my answers seem simplistic but there's really not much that comes to my mind as to what miight be the problem.

 Please let me know if this was helpful

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Viator Inc December 1, 2014

Hi Asael,

I'm having the same issue as Meredith. I've tried adding Service Desk to an existing project and creating a new service desk/project with the default permission scheme with the same result. On the People tab I can see that I'm the Administrator. And on the project I also have the Administer Project permission.

I have the JIRA System Administrators and JIRA Administrators global permissions. I have tried with a different user and can't see it either.

The JIRA Service Desk version we are using is 1.2.7

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Asael Sepúlveda November 19, 2014

Ok we have to discard alternatives. You must be missing a configuration in your project's permission scheme. Please add your user to the "Administer Project" permission in the permission scheme of the project that is mapped to your service desk and let me know if that works.

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Meredith Melragon November 19, 2014

Yes, I have permission, but need more breadcrumbs to find what I am searching for 

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Asael Sepúlveda November 19, 2014

Do you have JIRA Administration permission? (you can get them in the System/Global Permissions page)

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