I came across a hard disk with a corrupted MBR. In other words, I found a hard disk that lost all of its partitions but files and folders are still there. Tool of my choice in this kind of cases is TestDisk.
Continue reading “How to mount lost partitions from a disk image without repairing”
I had this problem when I was writing an initializer script for one of the custom fields in my JIRA instance.
Continue reading “[JIRA] Behaviours: Restricting an initializer by workflow”
I created my Facebook account in 2007, when Facebook was slowly making its trend in this side of the world. And then I made the worst mistake – adding anyone.
Found a piece that isn’t well documented. But as usual, I’m explaining my steps and then the solution. It’s no real big deal anyway. 🙂
Continue reading “[JIRA] Dev – Where are OSWorkflow Transition Screens?”
මේක කැම්පස් එකේ දෙක වසර කාලෙ විනාඩි දෙකතුනක ඉතාම සුළු සිද්ධියක්. හැබැයි ඒ පාඩම ජීවිත කාලෙටම මතක තියෙයි.
After a lengthy JIRA tip, I’m about to blog a Keyboard Ninja tip for users who do a lot of Ctrl + R thingy to navigate Bash history.
JIRA to JIRA project migration — most of the time this has been a headache when it comes to customer negotiations and compromises.
Continue reading “JIRA project migration with Google Spreadsheets”
So, this is loosely another part of the unofficial series ‘fixing a corrupted JIRA db‘.
However, this is a different case. This JIRA instance (7.1.x) was created by importing a huge XML backup (> 1 million issues). Due to an unknown reason, ActiveObjects didn’t import. That means, JIRA Software (aka JIRA Agile) no longer functioned normal.
Yesterday I blogged about how to fix JIRA Permission Schemes of a corrupted JIRA database. The observation was from atlassian-jira.log, but in my case I soon found out the problem was much greater in my case.
Continue reading “[JIRA] Broken Permission Schemes? (better way)”
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