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Link Jira Confluence HTTPS PRoxy NGINX

Xavier Ramon Vilamú

Hello,
I used to have Jira with an HTTPS proxy and Confluence with HTTP. I have updated both services to the latest version and changed the proxy for a nginx in HTTPS. I had a problem with certificates but they are now fixed. The problem I'm having now is linking Jira and Confluence. The main directory is in the Jira and Confluence consult Jira. I have the following errors:
- Users do not connect: If I connect Jira and Confluence, through the HTTPS proxy. I have visibility between applications but users do not communicate because the connection messages are in HTTP. Proxy redirect HTTP to HTTPS.
- Applications do not connect: If I connect applications without the proxy, users can connect but the application sends HTTPS messages but does not respond. Jira and Conflunce only accept HTTP.

How do I configure Jira and Confluence to communicate correctly?

Thanks

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JP _AC Bielefeld Leader_

Hi,

did you try to delete the application links on both sides (Confluence, Jira) and then set them up again? Did you get any error messages doing that?

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Xavier Ramon Vilamú

Yes, I tried to establish communication Jira to Confluence and Confluence to Jira. But I have the same problem. I think the problem is that part of the communication is done with http and the other with https between Jira and Confluence. I need to define communication between applications use only HTTP or only HTTPS.

Thanks,

JP _AC Bielefeld Leader_

Hi,

as you're using a reverse proxy you can force a protocol change from http to https for both applications to make sure that the communication is always secured.