Confluence : CLI : https : Issue when running a simple command

Question

Hi There

I've installed an evaluation license for CLI. In a Confluence page, I've tried to launch a simple CLI command, to get the Space permission list and set the result in a CSV file.

So, in the body of the CLI macro, I set:

-a getSpacePermissionList --file junk.csv

Options: product=confluence; showCommand=true; server=myServer; subDirectory=.; user=raltmaye; password=myPassword

result: an exception:

Unable to log in to server: https://atlassian-dev.hq.k.grp/confluence/rpc/soap-axis/confluenceservice-v1 with user: raltmaye.
 Cause: ; nested exception is: 
	com.atlassian.crowd.exception.runtime.OperationFailedException

I guess there could be a missing setting/configuration, because of my use of https?
Any help is welcome
Regis

Bob Swift · Answer

Ok, expected that, so, that simplifies the failure. Since it is a server failure, I think it is most likely reproducible with any soap remote API access and that is something that Atlassian support should be able to work on.

Regis1 · Answer

Hi Bob

You were sure to suggest such a thing :)  I had tried it too. The result is consistent, I get the same error message, whatever command I try:

ccli -u raltmaye -p $pwd -a getServerInfo -s https://atlassian-dev.hq.k.grp/confluence
Unable to log in to server: https://atlassian-dev.hq.k.grp/confluence/rpc/soap-axis/confluenceservice-v1 with user: raltmaye.
 Cause: com.atlassian.crowd.exception.runtime.OperationFailedException

I've of course checked the remote APIs were enabled on this test server.

Regis

Bob Swift · Answer

See if it is reproducable running the action directly from a command line. Not sure what that will mean, but, it would make it an easier reproduce scenario.