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Confluence / jira application links not working on SSL

Andy Preston

We have recently migrated our tomcat based applications to SSL

Confluence & Bamboo have no problem with application links but Jira & Stash are no longer able to link to the SSL applications.

On the applications links pages we get the message:

Application 'Confluence' seems to be offline. Click here to Relocate.
Application 'Jira' seems to be offline. Click here to Relocate.

These applications are able to do user verification through the Jira user directory over SSL and that works fine.

All aplications work fine over SSL in web browsers

We've imported a wildcard/chain certificate into the individual Unix users .keystore and into the trust keystore

We've configured tomcat via server.xml and web.xml to accept connections on their old non-SSL ports but to redirect to the new HTTPS/SSL ports.

The applications have had their base URL changed to reflect their use of HTTPS & the new ports.

Any suggestions and ideas would be greatly appreciated and any additional config details can be provided on request.

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Andy Preston

Thanks Henning... yes I did do that. In the end, I went for what turned out to be a much simpler option... and used Apache as a reverse proxy.

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Henning Tietgens

Did you import the key chain of the other server into the Java keystore (cacerts) of the application? After that you have to restart the application.

Andy Preston

Thanks Henning... yes I did do that. In the end, I went for what turned out to be a much simpler option... and used Apache as a reverse proxy.

Henning Tietgens

Maybe we should consider this, too. Is there a documantation in the web for this? Or maybe, are you willing to share your configuration?

Thanks,

Henning

Henning Tietgens

Ok, I found https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Configuring+Apache+Reverse+Proxy+Using+the+AJP+Protocol

Did you use this page to setup you servers?

Andy Preston

No... I didn't use AJP.

There was some documentation somewhere on confluence.atlassian.com that I used to get me started.

But one of the things that made me abandon working with Tomcat & do an Apache reverse proxy is I've done a lot of Apache config anyway (My main job is as a PHP developer) so I just used my experience.

I'll see if I can post my config soon.

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