Hi @Dirk Ronsmans ,
I have a server, and this instuction https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/running-jira-applications-over-ssl-or-https-938847764.html#RunningJIRAapplicationsoverSSLorHTTPS-commandline
I do this :
Then I edit the HTTPS connector so that it has the parameters that point to the KeyStore in server.xml and run start-jira.sh
When jira started, she's stay only this
well even tho it says it's ready to serve it does mention your tomcat is misconfigured:
did you maybe upgrade and copy over your old server.xml? Cause these files change with versions
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No, don't copy your old file. You actually have to use the file that comes with the installation and adjust that server.xml connector
Here's the explanation
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Well Jira says you don't.. did you uncomment the connector?
Also, since it is "ready to serve" what happens when you actually browse to it (http and https)?
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Since you have 2 connectors could you also add the handling to the 8443 connector
relaxedPathChars="[]|" relaxedQueryChars="[]|{}^\`"<>"
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I did it and it went further but again stopped at something else and my site only loading and stop
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That will just take time.. don't see anything in the logs..
I would give it a couple of minutes. If you did upgrade it will need to run a bunch of maintenance tasks too
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@Dirk Ronsmans When I want go to https://localhost:8443/ it's doesn't work, but when go to http://localhost:8080 it's works
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it's weird because I want to go to that address and that's why I change it all
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Well that makes sense.. your connector is 8080 (http) which redirects to 8443 (https)
When you go to http://localhost:8080 are you redirected to HTTPS or it remains HTTP?
If you want only HTTPS, why not just remove the HTTP connector and change the port on your HTTPS connector?
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It doesn't redirect to 8080, I tried to comment out the code with http://localhost:8080/ so that only 8443, it's doesn't work
in this case, https://localhost:8443/ it simply does not open
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If I were you I'd start fresh with the out of the box server.xml (for the version you currently have) and
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You about something like this, when I used only one. If yes, I tried it, it's doesn't work
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Hi @Nataliia Pavlenko ,
i'm assuming you are using a Server/Datacenter setup (your tags mention a lot of cloud)?
Could you maybe elaborate a bit on the issue (a screenshot could help but also more words describing what is going on/what you've already tried/...)
If so, did you also enable the right connectors on your tomcat configuration (server.xml) for https?
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