Clustering of Jira projects

[Wencke Beyreuther]

Hi there,

Jira should be rolled out for a major project. In this major project, 30 teams are working on exactly one product.

It is expected that each of the 30 teams will create their own Jira project.

At the end of a release, the user stories / bugs for this product should be shown. In order to make this possible, product labeling must be carried out either at the Issue-level or at the Jira -project-level.

We want to avoid marking the Issue (Story/Bug), because users have to set thousands of markers/tags.

Is labeling possible at the level of the Jira project? We have not found a way.

Thanks in advance for the support.

Best regards

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

You are trying three different connection settings, but only one of them is working.

Jira is trying to use 'jirauser'@'srdevwebd2.srphc.local'

Your first manual attempt is using 'jiradbuser'@'localhost'

Your second manual attempt is using (effectively) 'jirauser'@'localhost'

It looks to me like you've only granted access to the third one, so try granting access to the one you actually want to use. Remember "localhost" is not quite the same as "this computer via a name", even when you're on the same machine.

[codelab expert]

Perhaps JIRA has problems with special characters. Try it again with a smaller password like 'abc123'.

[Ivan Perez]

Tried everything and your answer was correct. I had an @ symbol in the password which was causing the problem listed here. Thank you!

[Metin _savignano software solutions_]

Thanks from me, too. In my case a slash character ('/') turned out to be the problem.

[Paul Davidson]

This is sorted now, thanks for the answers.

[Paul Davidson]

Jira mysql install complete, problem was what Nic suggested:

GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE,CREATE,DROP,ALTER,INDEX on

jiradb.* TO 'jirauser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'mypassword';

I needed to replace 'localhost' with the server name.

Thanks Nic :)