Are there any plans to have both Company Managed and Team Managed projects in the Jira Work Management world similar to Jira Software?
We use Jira Software, but I really really want calendars and list view, however, I'm not willing to take the leap to JWM because I want teams to take ownership of creating and administering their projects (team managed) rather than having to administer them with ridiculous amounts of permissions schemes as it is in company managed.
I wasn't able to find an open ticket on this, so would be happy to follow one if anyone has a link.
I made the following workaround:
Since jira and the other pages are running behind of a SSL Offloader. Also, this issue doesn't have anything to do with JIRA's tomcat.
The only workaround that I made is at the non-jira pages code, I nded just to set the absolute URL of the image (http://jira/.server.name/path/to/the/image.png).
Thanks
Did you change the base URL of the JIRA instance under Administration > General Configuration?
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Jobin, I didn't change the Base URL.
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You have to change it to match what you are using the to access the instance. Maybe you can give it a try?
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What do you mean with "cannot see"? Error 404?
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Hi Andris:
When I mean "cannot see", I mean about the images (logos, pictures). If I access to the server URL through http. I can see the images correctly. However, throught https, those images cannot be viewed.
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Most likely you have image on HTTP(instead of HTTPS).
If you made link in Jira to Image : http://jira.example.com/abc/abc.jpg, and open https://jira.example.com/jira you will not see abc.jpg because browser blocks it. (All the links should be HTTPS.)
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What if if the image is saved at the server (does not have url). What I mean, that the image is located at the server directory (like src=/path/to/image.jpg)
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