Bamboo tomcat url rewrite

Question

I add url write rule successfully for JIRA and Stash. But failed for Bamboo and Confluence. It just doesn't work. Not sure why it's different for Bamboo. Can someone advise here. Thanks. Below rule was added into urlwrite.xml as TOP RULE under WEB-INF folder host.adc.com ^/(.*) http://host.abc.com/$1

Roger Mejia · Answer

Hi Stuart Thanks for your reply.... I got it working as it turns out I had a few items in the URLRewrite.xlm file that were not right. This what I now have in the file. Domain Name Check jirademo.mydomain.com ^(.*)$ http://jirademo.mydomain.com$1

^/issues(\?.*)?$ issues/$1

I had to remove a few lines from the Web.xml file related to the URLRewrite filter in the Program Files\Atlassian\JIRA\atlassian-jira\WEB-INF folder. These lines are required for the Urlrewrite filter in Confluence but not for Jira.

UrlRewriteFilter

/*

REQUEST FORWARD

Stuart King · Answer

Roger, It's important to check both web.xml files. Assuming a default installation, one is in Program Files\Atlassian\JIRA\conf and the other is in Program Files\Atlassian\JIRA\atlassian-jira\WEB-INF. You should check both for the pattern that Todd mentioned above. For our URL Rewrite, we have a handful of various clauses to handle each possible way our users attempt to access the system. It's not the prettiest but it works. See a few example rules below: This rule redirects the user if they just type in jira/ or if they are already using https. Redirect Https/Shorthand ^[0-9.]+$ jira..com https ^/(.*)$ https://jira..com/$1 This rule validates whether or not the fully qualified domain is requested. Domain Name Check ^[0-9.]+$ jira..com https ^/(.*)$ https://jira..com/$1 This rule redirects non https requests to https ones. FQDN NOT HTTPS ^[0-9.]+$ jira..com https ^/(.*)$ https://jira..com/$1 If you google tuckey URL rewrite there's some documentation available. Note that all of these rules evaluate in sequence so each of our rules take care of an edge case. Remember that you've reached these filters after DNS has already pointed you to the right server, so in our case we use the URL rewrite to handle improperly formatted URL's Aside from that, we're not doing anything else. If you could post your urlrewrite file that might help. Regards, Stuart

Roger Mejia · Answer

Changming

Can you provide the details on how you got the URLRewrite filter to work for Jira, I was able to get it to work for Confluence but can't get it to for Jira. Not sure if I'm missing a line or a parameter somewhere in either the Urlrewrite.xml or web.xml files.

Thanks

Roger