Mark A. Atlassian Team

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  • Hi Omar, At a high level, you will need to import or convert your SVN repository to Bitbucket. If you import, it will essentially create a new repository under a single commit meaning you will lose your history. Else, you will need to convert your SVN repo to Git. Here is a resource that talks about those two options: *…
  • Hi Jake, I take it that this is a new setup where the repositories were just added to Fisheye? What type of repositories are these? How large are these repositories? How long have they been listed as scanning? What are your resources assigned to the server like? (Memory, CPU, etc) If these are large repositories (not just…
  • Hey Oscar, The scripts that are actually being executed exist in the path: /c/Atlassian/ApplicationData/Bitbucket/shared/data/repositories/1/hooks/hooks/pre-receive.d The file structure needs to be accessible by the user running Bitbucket Server, and the resulting files in that path need to be executable. If you are on an…
  • Thanks for the confirmation. Unfortunately, JNDI configuration is not possible with Bitbucket Server. In my investigation, I found another KB regarding failed mail server configuration with gmail and it states: Port 465 shows up in Appendix A of the 1996 non-standard The SSL Protocol Version 3.0 as "Simple Mail Transfer…
  • Florian, Thanks so much for your response. I think a deeper investigation is needed and as such, I opened a support case so that we can dig further into your instance and not share that information here. You should have received a notification with a link to your support case. We will continue the investigation there. -Mark
  • Thanks for the output. Did you try the steps outlined in the KB article I linked? - failed sign-in In the above, you allow less secured apps to connect. If you have tried the above KB and it fails with the same message, I would attempt to verify that you can actually connect to that port from Bitbucket Server itself by…
  • Hi Florian, If I understand correctly when you can successfully push files and changes to this repository, you can view the files in the file listing but when selecting to view the file source, you receive the attached error stating that the file does not exist? Further, the files and changes you pushed disappear from the…
  • Hello! To get started, have you reviewed the atlassian-bitbucket-mail<strong><em>.log</em></strong> for any errors from your attempt to connect? This will be located in your "<em><strong>$BITBUCKET_HOME/log</strong></em>" Since you are connecting to gmail, have you received any email from Google for your failed login…
  • Hi Bartosz, The Server ID is only ever needed when generating an evaluation license or retrieving your license for the first time. After that, the server ID is stored in the database and is not bound by the license. Therefore, you can update your license key on the server with no impact to the server ID. Additional Info: *…
  • Hi Michael, You are correct in that your MergeRequestCheck is not being called during auto-merging as the merge action does not look at any hooks/hook services. Meaning that the check occurs when you merge a pull request and if your branch model qualifies, the merge is cascaded down bypassing any processes such as hooks.…
  • Hi Florian, I would take a look at our page for adding content to a review, specifically, the section searching for files. When adding content, you can browse the changesets and pick which changesets you want to include for a review. This will list the author of a review and you can simply skip over your own.…
  • Hey Vladimír, For Bitbucket Server, PR notifications are batched unless the user changed their settings to receive immediate notification of changes. What I mean by batched is that when the PR is updated with comments and other changes, all notifications are held for the default of 10 minutes or when the oldest…
  • Wait, I know some of you! Keep rocking the AUG!
  • Hey @Todd Huntley, We have a KB article on How to write LDAP search filters which seems to be what you need. In the examples, we show how you can use filters to look for only users of a particular group and more. I hope this helps. Let us know if you have any other questions. -Mark
  • Hey @PavanKumar It's hard for me to say if the issue was cache related but to answer your question, there are two cache areas for Crucible, your plugin and repository cache. Repository Cache We have a KB on how to manually delete the repository cache but please note that this will trigger an entire repository index when…
  • Hi, Looks like Jfrog may be one. They have several articles on Artifactory and Docker integration: * https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Docker+Registry * https://jfrog.com/screencast/artifactory-5-one-minute-setup-docker-registry-as-container-install/ * https://jfrog.com/webinar/artifactory-docker-integration/ I…
  • Hi Pavan, Is this still an issue for you? -Mark
  • Hey Pradumn, Here are a few suggestions that may get you what you need. Bitbucket UI When two branches are merged from a pull request, if you are using the default merge strategy, then a merge commit would be created. You can view that commit from your repository commits or from the pull request. When viewing the pull…
  • Hello, Regarding your AD, we note the following in our LDAP Documentation: By default, all users can read the uSNChanged attribute; however, only administrators or users with relevant permissions can access the Deleted Objects container. The specific privileges required by the user to connect to LDAP are "Bind" and "Read"…
  • Hi Aditya, I want to clarify a bit as you noted that on your automatic sync you see these changes and then note that for the new user added to a group, you do not see them in the Bitbucket group even after a manual sync. The last statement indicates that even automatic sync doesn’t work. Clarification As noted, the manual…
  • Hey @Rolf Marsh If you navigate to the repository in Bitbucket Server, in the left navigation pane, there is an option to Clone. When you select this, the clone URL will be provided. See Clone a Repository In the event you meant how to find the repository address in git you can run the following command when you navigate…
  • Hi Rolf, I hope that my below answer helps as you reference how to access your local repository to change a branch name but also suggested changing the repository name as a whole. For changing the branch name: # Clone the repository to your local machine or if you already have it, git pull to update # Access the repository…
  • Hey @Lyle Edwards I am a little confused when reading through your question. The Data Center & Server documentation doesn't have a repository UUID as there are architectural differences between Bitbucket Server/Data Center and Bitbucket Cloud. I suspect that you are looking for information in your Data Center instance…
  • Hi Kwanbo, What are the permissions on the file "known_hosts"? I'm not exactly sure what you mean regarding the user profile as that is simply a reference to the path of the user executing the command. Regards, Mark
  • Hey Kwanbo, Typically when connecting, the SSH client will check to see if it is a known host. If the host is not in your ~/.ssh/known_hosts or %USERPROFILE%\.ssh\known_hosts, then you receive the warning. This is noted from our troubleshooting SSH page. I found a similar question being asked where the resolution is to…
  • Hi Pankaj, If you are on Bitbucket Cloud, please check out our Getting Started Guide for setting up a team, working on the repository, branches, and pull requests. If you are on Bitbucket Server, you can check out our Getting Started Guide for using git and Bitbucket Server or to go through a tutorial for working with…
  • No problem, Andy. Does the user also have execute permission for the files in bin? I want to eliminate the service from the equation, if you were to navigate to your installation directory and open the bin folder, does Elasticsearch launch if you started Bitbucket with the start-bitbucket.bat file? Ensure you do this…
  • Hey Ravi, I think upgrading your database from 9.3 to 9.5 is your standard affair and nothing special is needed of Bitbucket outside of confirming that the database version is supported for your version of Bitbucket Server. You can check this by reviewing our Supported Platforms page. I do recommend that you stage your…