Confluence Team Calendar looking for localhost

Question

I have the latest version of Confluence installed on my computer (it was installed using the EXE installer) and I downloaded the latest version of Team Calendar too.

I access the Confluence using a no-ip.org domain, everything seems to work well except for the Team Calendar plugin. It displays a calendar, but it shows a message saying "An error occurred" and "error" right uner it. I went to the Confluence Admin and checked out the plugin and it gives me a general browser error and I noticed the URL says "Localhost:8090" instead of my domain.

I'm guessing the plugin (for some reason) is referencing "localhost" as the domain/url instead of my domain. When I try it on the host computer, it works fine, just not when I access it from remote. Confluence all together also works well, its just the plugin.

Thanks for your help

Matthew Erickson · Answer

Hi Andrey,

In that case you might want to raise a ticket with our support team to help you find the problem.

Andrey Shelakha · Answer

I've set Base URL correctly both - on Confluence and on Jira, but problem is still exist.

SarahA · Answer

Hallo Anthony

Have you set the "Base URL" in the general config section of the Confluence Administration Console? By default, it's set to localhost. To change it, choose "Browse" > "Confluence Admin", then edit the general config section and update the "Server Base URL". The documentation is here: http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Configuring+the+Server+Base+URL

I hope this fixes it. :)

Cheers, Sarah