JIRA Activity Stream queries an unknown feed

Frank Butzek

In this JIRA instance I only have one application link to Bitbucket Server. The activity stream gadget has no available streams to choose from, so it should only be JIRA itself, but it queries a now unknown system which results in the 10s timeout before the stream is shown.

The log entry after the timeout is:
WARN /plugins/servlet/gadgets/ifr [c.a.g.directory.internal.GadgetFeedsSpecProvider] Unable to parse feed from: http://172.21.201.120:8060/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/feed

The IP is from an old internal network and port 8060 was Fisheye, so the question is: Where does JIRA store this information and how it can be removed?

Thanks

Dave_cpia7h

Hi Frank,

Old application links could still linger in the database, you can run the following query to see if there are extra app links that shouldn't be there -

SELECT SUBSTR(a.property_key,16,36) as "Application Key", b.propertyvalue as "Application Name" FROM propertyentry a join propertystring b on a.id=b.id where a.property_key like 'applinks.admin%name';

This should give you all the app links that is in the database, if this returns the Fisheye value you can follow the steps here - How to remove application link directly through jira database 

See if this helps.