Moses Thomas Community Champion

@Jimmy Seddon It's alright just making a point, nothing personal. Kind regards, Moses

@Jimmy Seddon We are not Community leaders yet we are also ready and highly ready to help don't forget. Not having the community leader role does not mean that you are not vast in experience. Some just did not enroll for the exams to get this role or even their answers helped but the person who asked just did not clicked…

@Tobias Hansen Pls provide the logs in the <jira_home_dir>/log/ so that we are able to see what is going on other wise we are blind to help. Kind regards, Moses.

@shrikant maheshwari Could you show your script or an image if you are using a build in module in the script runner plugin ? for any one to be able to help we need to have a vivid picture of what you are trying to do and achieve Kind regards, Mo

@William_Orantes This happens because the dbconfig.xml file is corrupted. If you have a back up then you may try to restore from back up. This is why is good to have an external backup mechanism most likely you don't so check the path \Atlassian\Application Data\JIRA\export to see whether or not internal back up is…

@John_Dumbar Windows you are using, please restart your Work station/Computer. If it doesn't work then its Weird.

@John_Dumbar it seems that your are using the packages url lib3 run this command and try again * pip install --upgrade certifi

@John_Dumbar * @John_Dumbar have you generated the token? If yes substitute the token string and enter the right URl to access JIRA. Remove the "verify:false" it should work for Jira cloud * If you have on-premise; then without the "verify:false" ; use basic_auth=('login','password')

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@John_Dumbar There are two different things here Jira cloud is different from Jira server self hosted. I think you are using JIRA cloud. For the JIRA cloud, Standard basic authentication is now deprecated in JIRA from June 2019. An API key is required for basic authentication which now replaces the 'password' requirement.…

@P Confluence 5.4 and earlier gives administrators the option to store attachments in the database that Confluence is configured to use. By default Confluence stores attachments in the home directory (e.g. in a file system) for version since 5.5 and above. Class FileSystemAttachmentDataDao Now storing attachments in the…

@John_Dumbar 401 response indicates that authorization has been refused for those credentials. You will need to make sure that the user credentials are correct besides some thing is wrong with your code. Visit the official doc here on how to do it https://jira.readthedocs.io/en/master/examples.html#authentication Kind…

@Avato_Systems It looks like you have fell into such problem after viewing the logs. please see solution here and give feed back 403 - Forbidden when attempting to connect Bamboo to JIRA as a User Server Kind regards, Mo.

@Michael Smith Exactly new Confluence it packed with Tomcat 9.0.xx for JAVA SSL /Open SSL you should use one of the HTTP connectors; you can also see comparison, I should have add. Connector Comparison Kind regards, Moses

@Michael Smith You server.xml is missing some important attributes so in the Apache proxy connector you have <Connector port="8010" URIEncoding="UTF-8" enableLookups="false" protocol="AJP/1.3" /> Before changes will be nice to keep back up of the server.xml file just in-case it should be modified to the below you are…

Dear @Marie Maxwell As there could be lots of reasons , the logs could also show some information, but there are some documentations that are close to the issue you are facing, * Some images not displaying, endlessly loading on Confluence page * Images Preview Are Broken in Pages or Attachments List Generates a System…

@doradoliz It looks like this is a known issue reported to Atlassian you could try workaround mentioned. Pasting images into the rich text editor does not paste them as a thumbnail Kind regards, Mo

@Jason_Smith Sorry that you are experiencing such issue, please could you provide logs in the <bamboo-installation-dir>/logs ? Kind regards, Mo

@Виталий Гудулин Looks like you need to check the permission scheme and the issue security of the project to see whether or not you are in the group or roles that should view these tickets. If you are not then you have to give yourself permission see more in the below links Managing project permissions Configuring…

@Daniel Armishaw What are you trying to do ?

@Cory Bond OK let me advice further more , it is time to use your own DB (Msql, or Postgres sql or MS SQL ) instead of the h2 embedded db. This will help avoid such situations i.e stability. Kind regards, Mo.

@Maggie Its cool that you have noticed weird stuff going on the reason is because in the server.xml of Crowd has a connector port 8085 and Bamboo server also uses the connector port 8085 by default. How to solve this conflicting problem ? either you change connector port in bamboo server.xml or crowd server.xml. So just…

@Cory Bond After going through the logs i found this. [c.a.j.config.database.SystemDatabaseConfigurationLoader] Reading database configuration from C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\JIRA\dbconfig.xml 2020-05-29 11:17:04,194-0500 JIRA-Bootstrap INFO [c.a.j.config.database.DatabaseConfigHandler] Trying to get…

@Van Tor Remember to restart the postgresql server and check again if no progress then please show what is in the Configuration file of Postgre there could be some configuration issue. Kind regards, Mo

@Maggie Have you tried the resolution mention in the link ?

@Maggie You have ran into such issue the port which bamboo is trying to establish TCP connect is most likely in use already see here for resolution. Bamboo fails to start - java.net.BindException Address already in use Kind regards, Mo

@Van Tor You need to look for the configuration file in the postgres installation folder in Windows the file should be "postgresql.conf" Listen address would be listen_addresses = '::' most likely Change it to listen_addresses = 'localhost' or IP address of the server Regarding MS SQL server something must be blocking it…

@Cory Bond There should be logs in this folder C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\JIRA\log\atlassian-jira.log Please provide this logs, there could be valuable info there Kind regards, Mo

@Van Tor There few things here that could be the reason * The host name might not be localhost even better use "IP address" instead of local host * The port, you need to verify that database server is running on "1433" If you have access to database as admin(Microsoft SQL sever installed) you need to find the right port. *…

@Cory Bond The path is not updated please see my previous comment Try restart the whole jira server(machine) Try again check java home if it appear then restart service (Jira) If it doesn't work I need to see logs in logs in <jira_home_folder>/logs/ Also show the service.bat file