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Victor

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  1. @Adrian Hodgson once again apologies for the glitches you experienced with Hornbill instance yesterday. As @Keith Stevenson said, your instance experienced a high resource usage which lead to Hornbill services crashing or being restarted on two occasions. We tried to minimise the disruption and we understand that your have a busy period. Our platform developers are now analysing the data and from what we can see the issue seems to be caused by a large number of email attachments processed by Hornbill. Once we have the confirmation for the root cause our developers will work on some measures to prevent the disruptions to happen in the future. We will update you more once we have more information on this.

  2. @Tina.Lapere we have a published defect for this (https://success.hornbill.com/hornbill/servicemanager/service/2/known-issues/). I have enabled "I'm Affected" option for you so we are aware you are impacted by this.

     

    EDIT:

    This is only a display issue. If you have reports for SLA these will not be affected as long as you use h_dateresolved and h_dateclosed vs. h_respondby and h_fixby.

    h_dateresolved and h_dateclosed will store the actual date/time when the request was resolved/closed. 

    h_respondby and h_fixby will store the SLA target date/time which is what is now visible on request details.

  3. 13 hours ago, Dan Munns said:

    I bet you are all sick of me raising issues this last couple of weeks!

    I would be worried if you didn't! :D I know we don't have a perfect app yet so all the issues you raise help us achieve goal. So, keep them coming ;)

     

    10 minutes ago, Dan Munns said:

    Ok I resolved this last night by creating a completely new service and setting it to use that.

    Now works ok.

    Thanks

    Is this for incidents? I have tried this yesterday on incidents and had the same issue... :( 

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