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Can't overrite ATL_PROXY_PORT, ATL_TOMCAT_SCHEME or ATL_TOMCAT_SECURE

Eric Reyes_sa13tz

I have Jira running in a docker stack and is working well. I have a reverse proxy running on the same network, Nginx & let's encrypt, but I can't change the proxy server variables in Jira.

I am having issues with Tomcat reporting incorrect proxy name, port, and scheme. The official docker image reports using the environment variables listed above however it does not change the corresponding proxy variables in the server.xml

I'm trying to connect Confluence to Jira, and I'm assuming that it's failing due to this problem.

How can I get the environment variables to register correctly?

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Ansar Rezaei

Hi Eric

You should work with another file located in /opt/atlassian/etc/server.xml.j2 instead of the default server.xml file

You can pass the parameters to your container in this way also:

docker run -v jiraVolume-8.5.9:/var/atlassian/application-data/jira -e ATL_TOMCAT_CONTEXTPATH=jira -e ATL_PROXY_PORT=443 -e ATL_TOMCAT_SECURE=true -e ATL_TOMCAT_SCHEME=https JVM_MAXIMUM_MEMORY=2048m --name="jira859" -d -p 8080:8080 --network atlassian atlassian/jira-software:8.5.9

Eric Reyes_sa13tz

Could you provide me with how this environment variable works? I had the rest of the ALT environment variables, but adding this seems to have broken the installation

ATL_TOMCAT_CONTEXTPATH=jira

Ansar Rezaei

You can remove it. It is a context path in my installation and it should not be broken as far as I know.

If you run multiple Atlassian products on the same server, it's better to use a context path.

for example on my mac, I have both Jira and Confluence, so I can open them via these links:

http://mymac:8080/jira

http://mymac:8090/confluence

Eric Reyes_sa13tz

ahh. I also have jira and confluence both setup on an in-house server, however the reverse proxy has them on different subdomains. :

https://jira.myserver.com

https://confluence.myserver.com

Would I need a context path in this case?

I am able to access the instances, however, I get reported proxy errors

My current environment variables are as follows:

ATL_PROXY_NAME=jira.myserver.com

ATL_PROXY_PORT=443

ATL_TOMCAT_SCHEME=https

ATL_TOMCAT_SECURE=true

Eric Reyes_sa13tz

Ultimately the Problem I'm trying to resolve is this

Screenshot 2020-11-04 120052.png This occurs when I try to connect confluence to jira to manage my users. When checking the application integration status from Jira's end I see this.

Screenshot 2020-11-04 120615.png

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