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What does the article say you have to do?
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Hello @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
I am the Jira Administrator :)
I am checking everything related to links but I can't figure out problem
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Administration rights mean you can administrate the system, not do whatever you feel like and ignore all the permissions and settings.
Have you worked through all the things in the document suggested? (Also, I can't remember which one it is, so you might want to tell us to save us having to guess what it says)
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I'm very confused now, that has nothing to do with your reported problem.
Where does the link in your screenshot take you?
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I am confused too, can you see this pls
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Yeah, the software is now pointing to totally the wrong place.
It should be pointing to https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/configuring-issue-linking-938847862.html
The bit that doesn't mention is that you'll need "edit" permission on the target issue as well as the link permission you've already told us about.
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actually, I am read this article before
I am accessing to hole project permission
I am sending to you
I am the "project lead", and I have an administrator role on the project
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Is that for the source project or the target (the project containing the issue you are trying to link to)?
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source project
there is nothing to open when I click on the "link", please see the movie I sended before
Think I want to link to another issue to "source project"
I cant even do that, when I click link, I got that error
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OK, so what about the permissions in the target project?
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I think you did not get the point,
I want to link the issue to the same project that has the current issue
And it does not reach the destination project selection stage at all
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No, other than "we can't link your issue" is an error which occurs when you don't have permission to link or edit both issues.
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I have access to both issues, actually there is in the same project, and I send you hole permissions and you seen before I ham administrator of project,
so, how can help me to solve it? I am really needed, pls
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That is a textbook description of you missing link or edit permission in the destination.
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This is not a "ticket", it is a question in an open forum.
I'm afraid anyone else who may volunteer to help is going to tell you much the same thing though.
The only other thing I've not mentioned though is that you may have an app preventing the linking for some reason. I would want to check the list of installed apps for ones related to linking or permissions.
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no, all link is ok, another thing I recently check and I am not sure I told you before or not, I can't link issue in other projects, when other users can do it with the same permission as me
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Yep, you don't have permissions on the target issue.
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no, I have permission
you still didn't get the problem
target issue and source issue are in the same project
another thing, I can link issues from target to source
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No, I get the problem, you are unable to link an issue to another.
Everything you describe is consistent with you not having permission to link and edit the target issue. Or, possibly, you have an app stopping it.
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No, you are totally wrong
I am the administrator of the whole project, and I want link one issue from that project to another issue, there is no permission issue
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I am sorry, I know this is frustrating, but it is all I can tell you. It's just as frustrating for me, because I can't think of any other way to get this message.
The error message you are getting is happening because you don't have permission to link the target issue to the current one. Or there is an app interfering. I can't tell you more than that because they are the only options.
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That is not what you have described earlier, that's different to what you've said in the question and all your comments.
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No, I even send you screen recorder of my page
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There's nothing there on that link.
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Yes, and that error is telling you that you don't have permission to link the issue at the other end for some reason - either no permissions or there is some app blocking it.
I know I've said that before, and I know it's frustrating, but it is all we can tell you given what you've shown us so far.
Do you have any apps installed that might be blocking this? Have you actually tested the permissions, and if so, how?
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Yes I am, tell me something, please
my last URL was jira.x.com, I changed it to new-jira.x.com
anythings work fine, do you think still there is a permission error???
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Yes, because you're describing a permissions problem.
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