How to update the Bamboo BAMBOO-SSH-PROXY: after moving your Bitbucket instance

[Josh Cormier]

Before all this started Bamboo was configured correctly and working.

Our Bitbucket instance has been moved to a different server with a DNS entry and IP address.

I have re-linked the repositories  but when I try to build I get and error and see the following line in the log file, still referencing the old Bitbucket address. Is there something I missed modifying in Bamboo that needs to be updated to reflect this new address?

BAMBOO-SSH-PROXY: [SSH proxy tried to connect to [git@bitbucket.etchdev.mydomain.net/167.191.52.70:7999]: and failed due to the following error: [Error while opening SSH session]: org.apache.sshd.common.RuntimeSshException: Failed to get the session.]
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

git@bitbucket.etchdev.mydomain.net/167.191.52.70:7999  should read 10.115.235.23:7999

Is the BAMBOO-SSH_PROXY info stored in a file on the Bamboo server?

[Foong]

Is Bitbucket Server using the hostname "bitbucket.etchdev.mydomain.net"?

If the hostname have been changed, is the Base URL or SSH Base URL updated at Bitbucket Server Administration > Settings > Server settings ? After updating this setting, all the Bitbucket Server repositories in Bamboo have to be re-saved again.

[Josh Cormier]

Thanks, yes the Host name was changed to be correct and I re-saved the repos. That did not work.

What solved the issue was manually removing the cache folder and restarting Bamboo.

[Foong]

https://javaeesupportpatterns.blogspot.com/2011/03/java-dns-cache-reference-guide.html

[ondrej_lerch]

@Josh Cormier Which cache folder exactly did you delete? Did you restart Bamboo Server or Bamboo Agent? We are strugling with the same issue. Thanks for your feedback.

[ondrej_lerch]

Finally we solved the problem too. What helped us was to specify SSH base URL, not leaving it empty, then to re-save the repos in Bamboo GUI and delete git repository caches on Bamboo Agents.