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How to change the bitbucket base url

Edward Biton

Bitbucket is running behind an apache proxy and is accessible through the proxy dns name via https.

Howevers, bitbucket does not automatically detect the scheme on how it was accessed (http/https) so it is showing http:// when getting the clone url.

This could be also a cause why creating a branch is failing show (cross site scripting error).

As per documentation, I can update the the base url through the UI under settings section, but that menu does not exists at all.

Referenced documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver055/specifying-the-base-url-for-bitbucket-server-940682822.html

Current UI displaying

How can I manually update the base url from the configuration without the need to configure ssl on bitbucket itself as it is already handle by apache.

Similar to jira, I can specify base url through the administration screen and change it to use https://

Environment:

Atlassian Bitbucket v5.5.1
Ubuntu 16.x

Accepted answers

Julius Davies _GitBoost_com_

Have you also edited your server's "bitbucket.properties" file? My own required these lines:

server.<span>secure</span>=<span>true</span>
server.<span>scheme</span>=https
server.<span>proxy-port</span>=443
server.<span>proxy-name</span>=bitbucket.mycompany.com

There's some good documentation here on setting up any Atlassian "server" product to run behind "https" using an Apache reverse-proxy:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/kb/securing-your-atlassian-applications-with-apache-using-ssl-838284349.html

All comments

Edward Biton

Does anybody from atlassian even read this?

Julius Davies _GitBoost_com_

I find Atlassian pretty responsive on these forums during regular business hours (e.g., Monday - Friday).

Julius Davies _GitBoost_com_

Have you also edited your server's "bitbucket.properties" file? My own required these lines:

server.<span>secure</span>=<span>true</span>
server.<span>scheme</span>=https
server.<span>proxy-port</span>=443
server.<span>proxy-name</span>=bitbucket.mycompany.com

There's some good documentation here on setting up any Atlassian "server" product to run behind "https" using an Apache reverse-proxy:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/kb/securing-your-atlassian-applications-with-apache-using-ssl-838284349.html

Edward Biton

Thanks @Julius Davies _GitBoost_com_, yes I guess it is off business hours.

Edward Biton

Thanks @Julius Davies _GitBoost_com_

Did not saw this in the documentation but will try this out.

server.<span>proxy-port</span>=443
server.<span>proxy-name</span>=bitbucket.mycompany.com

Cross fingers.

Edward Biton

@Julius Davies _GitBoost_com_ - this did work. accepted this answer.

server.<span>proxy-port</span>=443
server.<span>proxy-name</span>=bitbucket.mycompany.com

Somehow, I keep on looking on the administrative UI as the documentation said you can change the base url in the settings (just like jira and confluence). But never found that piece. I saw that configuration but it was more pointing to setting ssl on the bitbucket server itself so I did not bother. (e.g. creating cert, apply cert, etc)

But then the moment you posted it, server.proxy-* which I probably miss.

Thanks.

This fix the issue (branching now works on https) all links on the repository (clone repo) is now showing https