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Branch Status, Dedicate Agent not working on Bamboo Server 6.5 after HTTPS change

We updated Bamboo server to uses HTTPS. Since the change, when we go to Build->Branch Status and try to add a plan to build a branch, we get the following error

An error occurred - not all plans added successfully.

In addition, when we try to dedicate a remote agent to a build plan, clicking the Add button does not do anything.

Please advise.

Thanks,
Riz

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Victor Debone
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
May 22, 2019

Hello @Rizwan Choudrey welcome to the community! :)

Did you make changes on Bamboo or Tomcat configuration after you've installed your HTTPS certificate? If yes, can you give a short description of what was changed?

Victor

Hi Victor, thanks!

Our IT made the changes. This is what they say:

Main change was to add an additional virtual host to the apache configuration (something like /etc/httpd/apache2.conf from memory). At the bottom is a vhost for port 443, which proxies to the real bamboo server on port 8085. 

Only other change was firewall-related: we blocked access to port 8085 and then opened it back up for the remote agent boxes (GARBLA*).

Configured the application path in Bamboo itself to https://bamboo.garrison.local/ aintead of  http://bamboo.garrison.local:8085/.

 

Hope that helps?

 

Cheers,

Riz

Victor Debone
Atlassian Team
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May 23, 2019

Surely do! From what you have described, there is a missing step.

You will also need to change the proxy configurations in Bamboo's Tomcat, you can find more details here.

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