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Strange Warnings: Notification exists for uninstalled and unrequested plugin

onkeldom

The following warning pops up since some time now ... and I have NO idea, what this is about.

2012-12-20 16:43:57,364 http-9080-6 WARN fmfinkdo 1003x4341x1 14rfo6o 172.27.32.18,127.0.0.1 /rest/plugins/1.0/notifications [notification.rest.representations.NotificationRepresentationFactoryImpl] Notification exists for uninstalled and unrequested plugin: com.atlassian.bonfire.plugin

We had Bonfire installed and removed it because it wasn't used. Where is this warning coming from, what has to be done to remove it?

Thanks for any hints.

Accepted answers

onkeldom

After contacting Atlassian Support, we were finally able to fix those warning messages. All of the following steps were done while JIRA was SHUT DOWN.

1. Check if there are any custom fields left, which were configured during the Bonfire installation:

select * from customfield where customfieldtypekey like '%bonfire%';

2. Delete the custom fields, if existing:

delete from customfield where customfieldtypekey like '%bonfire%';

3. The warning mentioned in my question was caused by invalid Bonfire entries in the propertyentry table. Those had to be removed manually:

delete from propertyentry where property_key like '%notification%' and property_key like '%bonfire%';

After those steps, the warning messages were gone ... and never came back. Hope this helps other people with the same problem

All comments

John Chin

Hi Dominic,

This is a warning message that happen when bonfire plugin is in conflict and do no harm on JIRA instance. If you feel the warning message is annoying, please install back the bonfire plugin again.

Regards,

John Chin

Renjith Pillai

Are your users having bonfire plugin for the browser installed and still accessing this JIRA instance? This may be the reason.

onkeldom

Hi,

@Renjith: Nope, they have not. I know for sure because I'm the one person accessing this JIRA instance (test environement).

@John: Bonfire plugin is in conflict ... with what, if the appropriate plugin isn't installed at all?!? The resolution can't be to re-install a not-used plugin, just to get rid of the annoying (and log file spamming) warning messages.

Any other ideas?

Renjith Pillai

And do you have the plugin in your browser?

onkeldom

Very funny :P

onkeldom

After contacting Atlassian Support, we were finally able to fix those warning messages. All of the following steps were done while JIRA was SHUT DOWN.

1. Check if there are any custom fields left, which were configured during the Bonfire installation:

select * from customfield where customfieldtypekey like '%bonfire%';

2. Delete the custom fields, if existing:

delete from customfield where customfieldtypekey like '%bonfire%';

3. The warning mentioned in my question was caused by invalid Bonfire entries in the propertyentry table. Those had to be removed manually:

delete from propertyentry where property_key like '%notification%' and property_key like '%bonfire%';

After those steps, the warning messages were gone ... and never came back. Hope this helps other people with the same problem

Mikkel Kragelun

I have the same problem. But, when I run the querys on the DB i get a empty result.

select * from jiraschema.propertyentry where property_key like '%notification%' and property_key like '%bonfire%'

No result.

Do anyone have a guess, why i'm still rechiving these log messages about a uninstalled plugin?

Mikkel Kragelun

I have the same problem. But, when I run the querys on the DB i get a empty result.

select * from jiraschema.propertyentry where property_key like '%notification%' and property_key like '%bonfire%'

No result.

Do anyone have a guess, why i'm still rechiving these log messages about a uninstalled plugin?

Guillaume Perro

I have the very same problem.

Derek Sheeman

Atlassian, this really is an unhelpful comment, plugins should be able to be uninstalled without a permanent flood of messages spewing into your logs for all time.

I am getting the same for a gantt chart plugin that was removed, reinstalling it is not an option as it is no longer licensed.