I got the following issue while testing my mail handler.
"Cannot create issue due to invalid license: [Sorry, you can't create any issues right now, as you need to have access to a JIRA application to be able to create issues. To gain application access you need to be a member of a group assigned to an application.]"
But I told the Mail handler to create the user and it does so. The created user is assigned to jira-software-users. So i thought creating issue will be successful, but testing gives another error
The next test gives another error message, after the user was created:
"Ersteller (*****************) ist nicht berechtigt, einen Vorgang zu erstellen. Nachricht abgelehnt."
that means tranlated into english:
"Creator (****************) is not allowd to create a task. Message declined."
I do not have any idea why this is happening. Can you please assist me configuring the mail handler to create issues? Commenting on existing issues is working.
I also set up the project to allow any user to create issue.
Hi @Dominik Eller,
please make sure, that the user has also application access to jira service desk.
As the user is added to the group jira-software-users, this sounds as if the user has only application access for jira software.
You may give jira-software-users application access to Jira SD, but this may give a lot users application access. The other way is to add the user to a group that has the application access for Jira SD.
Is it possible to set up to which group the user is added when he writes an email for the first time?
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I manually added the user to the jira-servicedesk-users but the error message did not change. So this did not resolve this issue
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Can you try to create an issue manually in the service desk project using that user?
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Building on what Bastin has shared, for the project in question please verify that the group the user is in has Create permissions. Check User Management to verify which group or role the user is in.
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Thanks for helping me out. Found out that it was caused by my custom permission sheme. I edited the scheme and now it is working.
Thanks
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What did you change?
Ken
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how did you change permission scheme, i have same problem, pls help :)
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Not suprised that there's yet another thread that has the problem resolved, without telling how...
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Hey all,
Please see our documaetation:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/create-issues-and-comments-from-email/
Thank you!
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Hi ...
I had similiar issue.
Incoming Handler when im tested result like this
Found 144 unprocessed message(s) in the imaps folder. Only first 10 messages will be processed in test mode.
Cannot create issue due to invalid license: [Sorry, you can't create any issues right now, as you need to have access to a Jira application to be able to create issues. To gain application access you need to be a member of a group assigned to an application.]
Email for incoming as already group on
1. jira-software-users
2. site-admins
im using IMAP secure from Google
Please help for this issue.
Thanks
Ismail
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Who can access the portal and send requests to ztlegb project?
Select: Anyone can send a request without logging in
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