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Error message "Problem accessing the file" after upload app on UPM

Soraya Suphasaen

Hi,

I use Jira-Cloud and tried to upload app on May 13, 2021 (GMT) using UPM that is required to input the URLs for the app (https://subdomain.mydomain.co.th:61111/twpconnector). The error message was shown below.

The last installation with this URLs worked properly for 3 years ago but I uninstalled this app and tried to upload the new one to support the new issue view GUI and face the problem.

I can access via web navigator with the URLs above, but in Jira cloud instance it can't.

Can I get the log file to investigate this problem? and How?

Can everyone advise me how to solve this problem?

Thanks,

Soraya

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Pavel Junek

Hi Soraya,

Atlassian Cloud cannot connect to the server (URL) you are entering, probably because the server will be on a corporate network in a VPN. You need to download the file manually.

Pavel

Soraya Suphasaen

Hi @Pavel Junek

I can access the URL by using public network properly but on UPM (Manage app > Upload app) it cannot. I cannot find the option upload with file. Can you advise me how to upload app manually?

Thanks

Soraya Suphasaen

How can I request the log file from Atlassian to find the root cause?

As I can't see anything in the log file on my server and no incoming access through firewall. It seems Atlassian Cloud can't access through the firewall.

But in around 2017 and 2018, I can upload app normally and the SSL config has not been changed for a long time.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Er, hang on, there's a huge problem here:

You say "I use Jira-Cloud", but your screenshot is of a Server/DC Jira "manage apps" screen.

Could you confirm whether you are on Cloud or Server? (Easy check - is the url for your Jira <something>.atlassian.net or something else?)

Soraya Suphasaen

Yes, I confirm I use Jira cloud and URL is <something>.atlassian.net that there is feature to upload app. I would like to upload my app that run on my server to show something at the right side of the issue view.

2021-05-14 18_13_18-Window.png

Below is the atlassian-connect.json

{
"modules": {
"jiraIssueGlances": [
{
"icon": {
"width": 24,
"height": 24,
"url": "/twpconnector/images/edit-property-icon.svg"
},
"content": {
"type": "label",
"label": {
"value": "BPS Activity Code"
}
},
"target": {
"type": "web_panel",
"url": "/issuemapping?issueKey={issue.key}&projectKey={project.key}"
},
"name": {
"value": "BPS Activity Code"
},
"key": "bps-activity-code-issue-panel"
}
]
},
"key": "bps-activity-code",
"name": "BPS's Activity Code",
"description": "Set BPS's Activity Code for each issue.",
"vendor": {
"name": "TWP Team @BKKPS",
"url": "https://twp.xxx.co.th"
},
"links": {
"self": "https://subdomain.mydomain.co.th:61111/twpconnector/atlassian-connect.json"
},
"lifecycle": {
"installed": "/installed",
"uninstalled": "/uninstalled",
"enabled": "/enabled",
"disabled": "/disabled"
},
"baseUrl": "https://subdomain.mydomain.co.th:61111/twpconnector",
"authentication": {
"type": "none"
},
"scopes": [
"read"
]
}

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Ok, that means that either

Your site is unreachable from the outside (this is the usual culprit of this error)
Your site is not serving anything up on that url (this usually gives a different error, but not always)
Your site is serving up a file that is unreadable (at a glance, your json looks fine, but I'd want to check what it's actually serving up rather than what you've put in the code in the app)

To check all three of these is simple(ish). Go outside your corporate network (shut down the vpn, or go to a coffee shop and hook up to their wifi) and try

https://subdomain.mydomain.co.th:61111/twpconnector/atlassian-connect.json

in your browser. What does that get you?

Soraya Suphasaen

Yes, I can access to

https://subdomain.mydomain.co.th:61111/twpconnector/atlassian-connect.json

by using other networks without vpn but upload via UPM not work.

Peter Sarapkin_nxh2xf

I have the same issue. I'm trying to create Connect plugin with the getting started tutorial.

The interesting thing, is that if I make atlassian-connect.json available via internet using ngrok from tutorial - the UPM is downloading file without problems.

But then, when I serve my file to nginx - the UPM cannot download it and I see the same issue that the topic starter shown.

I've tried to find the difference with response headers, and the only difference that I found is that ngrok adding "UTF-8" to Content-Type header, and my nginx server doesn't.

I'll try to fix it, but I think that would not help.

Peter Sarapkin_nxh2xf

As I said, I fixed response header Content-Type, by adding charset=utf-8, but UPM is still showing an error.

And there is no more differences that I've found. So, I don't understand why UPM doesn't want to upload my file.

Peter Sarapkin_nxh2xf

UPD: I moved my file from one hosting to another hosting, but this didn't help. So, I don't understand what UPM needs to upload my plugin.

Peter Sarapkin_nxh2xf

I got it.

The problem was that my server listened for 9091 port, but the 443 port is required.

I didn't find this information in Getting Started guide, I found it on one of the answers in community.

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