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Les ticket sont terminés mais ne sont pas résolus. Savez-vous pourquoi?

Guillaume ZORZETTO
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April 2, 2020

Bonjour,

Nous n'arrivons pas à passer en état "résolu" nos tickets qui sont pourtant terminé. Cf ci-dessous. Savez-vous comment faire pour modifier la résolution ?

Merci pour votre aide ! 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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February 3, 2015

It depends on what you mean by "high availability".  

If you have a standby JIRA server - one that is NOT running until you have a problem and have turned off the production server, then your licence for production entitles you to a "developer" licence which is free and has many purposes, including "disaster recovery" type stuff.

However, if you're thinking of clustering and load-balancing with two or more active JIRA nodes, then you will need two licences.  But, I wouldn't as it really does not work at all, ever, with standard Jira.   

However, if you move to JIRA 6.3 and still want to do this, then you need to look at JIRA data centre (I mention 6.3 because that's the first version that can be "data-centred") That will do it, and he licence model is different, it's not really "get another licence", the whole model changes.

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