This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Advanced searching - operators reference
My system admin inadvertently deleted a user on my project.
I reset up that user, but JIRA won't allow me to assign them their previous username (appends a "#1"), so existing tickets are left with an assignation of the old user account.
Does anyone know any way to either restore that user (not inactive, actually deleted)? or
Write a query to find any tickets assigned or created by that deleted user so I can reassign them to the newly created version of that user?
Many thanks,
Andy
This seems like a really obvious, simple thing. Probably a deal-breaker for us if it's not able to be just turned off.
We have this same issue. We want to completely disable the web portal and provide email support ONLY. We do not EVER want an end-user to land on the web portal, and we certainly don't want them to be able to see a list of all portals in the system. We want ANY email address to be able to send a support email, and for that email address to receive the auto-reply and any further communication from our engineers. However we NEVER want them to receive a portal account sign-up email or other communication about a web portal.
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Define the users in the customer list and set your "Request security" as "Only people on my customers list can raise a request".
Rest of the users will get an error when they try to access your portal. It is not really disabling it but more like access controlling of your portal. Should work. Try. Unles you have a different use case.
Let me know.
-Ravi
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