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Unable to Connect to Confluence pages via Firefox

Bryan Kropf

I am new to Confluence and (oh dear!) I was asked to fix the document portal since users are Unable to connect even on the local machine. This access was working but now we cannot determine why it is not working now.

The atlassian-confluence.log and catalina.out log files indicate problems but I don't have the experience/knowledge to trouble shoot.

Given this problem, is there a sequence of steps to take to narrow down the problem?

Please advise.

Bryan

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Kian Stack Mumo Systems

@Bryan Kropf,

Your question indicates you're using a Cloud plan, but you're asking questions about a server installation.. I assume the tag is just wrong?

If users can't even access the webpage, I'd check to make sure that the application is actually up and running. If it is running, then it's likely a problem with whatever web server is directing traffic to your application. If it's not running, try starting it back up and seeing if that works.

Thanks,

Kian

Bryan Kropf

Kian,

Thank you for your reply.

However, please keep in mind that I am still trying to build context around this problem. In short, I cannot tell if the application is running or not.

The Confluence web interface will not respond to a http://localhost:8090 request from a local web browser. All firewalls are turned off, BTW. Also, Confluence was configured to use the java from /opt/Atlassian/confluence/jre/bin/java.

Might there be something I have overlooked?

Please help

Kian Stack Mumo Systems

@Bryan Kropf,

It sounds to me like the system is just down. There could be a variety of reasons for that. Have you tried rebooting the application?

Thanks,

Kian

Bryan Kropf

Kian,

Well, yes, I have rebooted the Virtual Machine, rebooted the /etc/init.d/confluence service script (/etc/init.d/confluence reboot), and even used the /opt/Atlassian/confluence/bin/start-confluence.sh script to start it after a reboot.

What no one has shared with me are the dependencies on accessing the http://localhost:8090 confluence page.

So, Kian, what does a successful http://localhost:8090 confluence page depend on? What needs to be working in order to view this confluence page, please?

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