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I can't attach a simple 16 kb textfile to an issue I create, as user for our Servicedesk system. I get the Attachment Validation Error message each attempt.
I get the same error for other files too, for the first time ever but the abov e exaple was the simples most innocent filtype I could think of to test what's wrong. But I can't figure out what has changed. Why can't I upload attachments.
The files are located locally in a secondary disk D: regular local folder. No long filenames or paths are used. It is not locked nor encrypted.
I use the default Jira Servicedesk Create Issue view.
Where should I start looking for what's wrong?
Kindly
Jim
I am having the same issues on a regular basis with different kinds of files (also .zip).
The remarkable part is, that if I create the issue, and click the Link of the newly created issue afterwards, then i can drag the attachment over the issue and it works (without logging out and in again).
Maybe there's something wrong with the "create issue" dialogue?
What exactly are the error messages you get?
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The exact error message was "Attachment Validation Error"
But I was helped by my own IT dept.
They suggested that I log out and back in to Jira wich helped.
But I don't understand why I was allowed to create and edit issues but not to upload attachments to issues?
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