Can 1 subtask be automatically blocked by 2 other subtasks in the same chain?

[Quinn Campbell]

I currently have a series of subtasks triggered by an event. There are 2 chains of tasks that each chain link is dependant on the previous task being completed before the next can be started. I have this happening by the top subtask of each chain not being linked, but each next subsquent task having a linked issue that is blocked by most recently created issue. I have a subtask that will also need to be completed once both chains of subtasks are finished, is there a way to have that task reference not only the "most recently created issue" which is the task just above, but also a task listed 5 above (the end of the other chain)?

[Boris Kristo]

just to clarify it. I want do it like this.

Jira.mycompany.com -> IP_FROM_MACHINE_1

Conf.mycompany.com -> IP_FROM_MACHINE_2

How can i add Service Desk to Jira? For me it looks like a seperate thing.

Thanks in Advance!

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Service Desk is an application for Jira.  Go to Admin -> Manage Applications to install it.

The setup of your urls is best done with a proxy server.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Most of us use proxies to do this.  A proxy can take the existing installations pretty much as you already have them (ok, you have to edit the server.xml to tell the Tomcat it is behind a proxy) and serve them up on different urls.  You can use the same ports on different installs, and have the proxy drop the ports completely.

Additional question - why Service Desk separately to Jira?  To get the best integration, you usually take an existing Jira Core or Jira Software and add Service Desk to it.

[Joe Pitt]

8080 is the port the URL (jira.mycompany.com) responds to for html traffic. If you have 3 machines you should have 3 URL; one for each which will respond to port 8080