Hi all,
We have noticed that all of a sudden we are noticing that all emails requests sent to our service desk are creating tickets on loop which is cluttering the queue. I have amended the mail loop configuration but in the logs it seems we are still receiving these requests but according to logs are being rejected.
Would you be able to help and guide me if there is anything suspicious or misconfigured i need to check,
cheers
Hello @Nico Zarb Adm
Welcome to community
Have you recently made any changes to your notification scheme?
Added an automation rule?
What is happening is that your mailbox receives notifications from the same JIRA instnace.
Is your mailbox email added to the notifications scheme? Or added as a request participant in issues? Added on notification scheme?
BR, Olga
hello Olga !
Thanks for the reply.
to be fair we have not amended any configuration in Jira at all so it all seems a bit strange.
It seems that some changes has occurred to the configuration of the Office365 exchange properties which might have altered the flow but I'm unsure of what to check on Jira in order to fix the flow or better configure it.
Regards,
Nico
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Okay, you need to check atlassian-jira.log
The actual log files generated by Jira can be found in the following locations:
bin/atlassian-jira.log
logs
directory. However, this can vary depending on the application server you are runningYou are searching for is an error in connecting to the mailbox, that cloud cause read time out.
Check this Mail processing results in duplicates due to read timed out error in Jira server
Also, which version of Jira are you using?
Can you check your mailbox is your email marked as read?
Diagnose incoming mail issues in Jira server
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/diagnose-incoming-mail-issues-in-jira-server-229180314.html
BR, Olga
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