Jimmy Seddon Community Champion

Hello Everyone! It looks like you all might be running into this: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREEWIN-10965 While there isn't a posted solution for it yet, you might want to go vote, watch and comment on that issue. Sorry I can't offer more help. -James

Hi @Pynlab SRL, The snippet of the log file you provided doesn't seem to have any errors listed. Which log file did you get this from? This indicates that the webserver started so if you didn't grab this from the atlassian-bamboo.log file in the logs folder of your BAMBOO_HOME directory you should check there for errors.…

I'm just going to link the two of these questions together since it looks like it's the same question: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Questions/jira-7-13-4/qaq-p/1098697

Hi @Ashley Watkins, According to the Jira Server release page: https://jira.atlassian.com/projects/JSWSERVER/versions/86493 It looks as though 7.13.4 hasn't been released yet and no release date has currently been set. -James

Hi @sce, I can't speak for stages as currently we don't have any plans that use more than a single stage, but I can say that if you click on each job within a stage it will tell you how long it took to complete that job (hovering over the time will also tell you how long it waited in the queue and how long it took to…

Hi @Sanjay, We always use the <Package_Name>.deploy.cmd file that gets included in the zip package when we publish the web deploy package locally instead of performing it the way you have listed above. Based on the error what you might want to check is to make sure that the user account that is running the Bamboo server…

Hi @Ersen Başaran Şen, That's really weird. The only other thing I can think of would be the look at the log files and see if there are any errors/warnings reported when you are trying to create a new project that might relate to not being able to load the Jira Software templates. Sorry I can't think of anything else.…

Hi @Sanjay, It sounds like you are trying to do a web deploy of your site using Bamboo. If I remember correctly the site needs to exist before you can web deploy to it. So you either need to incorperate that as a task (a check to see if the site exists and create it if it doesn't). Or you will need to make sure to create…

Hi @[deleted], Welcome to the Community! Anytime I have seen that happen it has been because someone tried to create a release with the same name/number as a release that already exists. You should check to make sure that someone isn't creating multiple releases from the exact same build. I hope that helps. -James

Hi Tony, That I unfortunately can't help you with as the only add-ons we have installed are free ones. Sorry I can't offer anymore help there. -James

Hi @Lewis Haidt I have also just completed the requirements for the green Agile Corner badge. I'm now watching for all posts on the Agile page and I have shared three videos with the #YourAgileCoach tag. My twitter account is @jseddon004 so that you can confirm my truthfullness. Thanks! -James

Hi @Ersen Başaran Şen, I think both of your posts may have the same root problem. In your other post here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Software-project-templates-is-not-available-in-quot-Create/qaq-p/1096739 I mentioned that you will want to make sure that you or whoever is trying to create…

Hi @Ersen Başaran Şen, If you can't see the Jira Software Project Templates it probably means that the user trying to create the project doesn't have Jira Software Application access. If you are not the Jira Administrator, you will want to ask your administrator to add you the group that has Jira Software application…

Hello Everyone, I thought I'd chime in here with my two cents. We looked at both DC and Cloud, our company has data residency concerns which makes Cloud not an option for us (we are in Canada). As we are in the process of setting up DC, we decided to investigate using Azure. We started with the Jira Data Center template…

Hi @Tony_Tovar_-_work, To answer your question about your license. On https://my.atlassian.com/products/index If you expand the line item for your Jira server, you should be able to "View Developer License" From my interactions with Atlassian Support, that is the recommended license to use for a non-production environment.…

I'm not actually much of a podcast listener, but after seeing some of the things listed here I think I'm going to have to start. Thanks for sharing @mattjared

I'm glad you were able to figure out how to resolve your issue.

Hi @Alejandro Rodriguez , Welcome to the Community! Given that the error message says unknown host exception, it sounds like the Jira server is unable to locate the machine your SMTP server is running on. You might want to try the steps listed…

Hi @Roman Gelfand, Welcome to the Community! First, question I have is what source control tool are you using? I'm asking this because the best strategy depends on what you are using. If you are using Git, I'll start by putting this link here: https://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/ This is what I have…

Hi @SaiCharan, I have discovered that you will encounter this error if the user running the Bamboo server service has a local/user defined path variable in addition to the system defined one. That bug is captured here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-16205 The workaround is to delete the user defined PATH variable…

Hi @dkshitiz, Welcome to the Community! There are a few things you can do to try and help resolve this type of issue. One would be to try raising the http.postBuffer a little bit further: git config --global http.postBuffer 1048576000 Another option if it is possible for you would be to switch away from using https and use…

Hi @Peter N , You are making things more complicated than they need to be Bamboo offers this functionality for you. While configuring the Build plan, if you go to the branches tab, you can select the option to create plan branches when a new branch is created in the repository. This will also automatically trigger an…

Hi @mail2sebastianpeter, Yes looking at the output it looks like 36297 was the pid of the process that was running when you ran grep looking for Elasticsearch. 81292 looks like an instance of Java which is more likely to be something that Atlassian is running. Try killing that and see if that helps. -James

Hi @Shaun Sheehan, I actually passed the ACP-600 on May 3rd. My best advice is the make use of the access to the online couse that came as a part of the live couse we attended at the Summit. I spent a week (about 1-2 modules per night) reviewing the course material and I found that I was prepared for the exam. The sample…

Hi @mail2sebastianpeter, Since it's complaining about Elasticsearch and as you have said this is a test server, I'd recommend: ps -ef | grep Elasticsearch to get the process id that Elasticsearch is running as, then kill -9 against that process id to get it to terminate the search process. Then try running the…

Hey @Adam Sir, I'm glad you were able to get everything working! Have a great day-James

Thanks @Monique vdB! The post is up! Enjoy!

@Teodora V _Warsaw Dynamics_ that's amazing! Our company actually went through a very similar "food cycle". It's awesome to see that there are more of us out there in the world!

Hi @Thomas_Renshaw, Welcome to the Community! My first question is how are you able to get to the point of trying to create a build plan/project when issue number two is that you can't get the service to start? Or is that the issue you are facing once you tried to switch to running the service as an admin user and the…

Wow! I never would have guessed that was the problem. I'm glad you found it!