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Stash setup on Linux: Can't access http://ip:7990/ from a remote host

momchilov

I'm doing a Stash 2.3.0 setup for a client and I noticed that I cannot access it through a remote host.

On the local machine, netstat output:

Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address           Foreign Address         State       PID/Program name
tcp        0      0       *:7990             *:*                     LISTEN         8940/java

Previously, it listened on tcp6, so I added "-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true" to JVM_REQUIRED_ARGS in setenv.sh. That solved that, but still no joy.

iptables chains are empty, so I don't see why access could be blocked from the outside. Any suggestions are welcome!

I tried also changing the port. Same result.

The same host is running a JIRA setup. No problem with installation there.

One minor detail, the server is actually EC2

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momchilov

tried it. telnet timed out.

unknown

rule out the server, try telnet host:7990, if you get a connect, its your client, probably.

unknown

can you ping the server from the remote client? Is there another service you can check with telnet, eg ssh/http? ie validate connectivity of some kind. Whats the infrastructure between server and client, any proxies or firewalls?

momchilov

I tried changing the port. There's also a JIRA I've installed, currently running. No such problems there.

Alexey_Efimov

If telnet failed by timeout it is firewall issues. Cos in other case you should get quick error (if listeneing on wrong interface).

unknown

ok, spin another way, can you telnet to the external IP on the server to the port you expect?

momchilov

it's a firewall. I tried to listen to a port with netcat and see if I could telnet there.

Alan Lindsay1

I'm having the same issue. In my case I can telnet to the box fine, but when I load in the browser it refuses the connection. This is true for both http and https configurations. I have both default open on AWS. Any help is greatly appreciated. Stash is DOA for me so far.

Alan Lindsay1

Actually, I'm back after restarting my EC2 instance and both http and https connections are working. Sorry I can't provide any help, this one solved itself.

Yoaquim Cintron

Total newbie here, and I'm having the same issue. Can't access from outside; it's behind a VPN, and pinging the inner IP works, as well as ssh and ftp: I'm assuming I just can't http/https from the outside.

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