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We have a new local install of Bitbucket Server and we're seeing some WARN and ERROR messages in our atlassian-bitbucket.log file. I've been doing Google searchs for explanations, but haven't found anything. Here are the WARN'ing messages we have been getting that we don't know if they can be ignored or need to be fixed. Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated.
WARN [spring-startup] com.hazelcast.instance.Node [10.248.56.20]:5701 [atlbitbucket] [3.11.1] No join method is enabled! Starting standalone.
WARN [FelixStartLevel] o.e.g.b.e.i.s.ExtenderConfiguration Gemini Blueprint extensions bundle not present, annotation processing disabled
WARN [spring-startup] c.a.s.i.p.s.OsgiBundledPathScanner Cannot scan directory /com/atlassian/plugin/connect/confluence/ in bundle com.atlassian.plugins.atlassian-connect-plugin; it does not exist
WARN [spring-startup] c.a.s.i.p.s.OsgiBundledPathScanner Cannot scan directory /com/atlassian/oauth/shared/servlet/ in bundle com.atlassian.oauth.atlassian-oauth-service-provider-plugin; it does not exist
WARN [pool-124-thread-1] batesb @1KLFGHCx726x8269x0 9bmys0 10.248.38.37 "POST /rest/plugins/self-update/1.0/ HTTP/1.1" c.a.s.i.p.s.OsgiBundledPathScanner Cannot scan directory /com/atlassian/plugin/connect/confluence/ in bundle com.atlassian.plugins.atlassian-connect-plugin; it does not exist
We transferred our projects from the Cloud Bitbucket to our local server and received several ERROR's like this:
ERROR [search-indexing:thread-1] c.a.b.i.s.i.e.DefaultIndexEventWorker Indexing - Failed for repository TEST/item1 (id: 3) with error: Indexing for repository with id 3 failed and should be retried
com.atlassian.bitbucket.internal.search.indexing.exceptions.IndexException: Indexing for repository with id 3 failed and should be retried
Caused by: com.atlassian.bitbucket.internal.search.indexing.exceptions.IndexException: Bulk indexing of files failed: RequestStatistics{failedDocumentIds=[], numRequests=1, numDocumentActions=5, numFailedRequests=0, numPartiallyFailedRequests=1, time=171 ms}
ERROR [search-indexing:thread-1] c.a.b.i.s.i.e.DefaultIndexEventWorker Indexing - Failed for repository TEST/item2 (id: 7) with error: Indexing for repository with id 7 failed and should be retried
com.atlassian.bitbucket.internal.search.indexing.exceptions.IndexException: Indexing for repository with id 7 failed and should be retried
Caused by: com.atlassian.bitbucket.internal.search.indexing.exceptions.IndexException: Bulk indexing of files failed: RequestStatistics{failedDocumentIds=[], numRequests=1, numDocumentActions=380, numFailedRequests=0, numPartiallyFailedRequests=1, time=366 ms}
Thanks.
Hello,
This is really some list of log outputs you have. There are support tools within all Atlassian applications which will scan your logs for you and help determine which items may or may not be important. They will also link to articles on how to review and possibly solve the outputs. You may find more about this at Support Tools Plugin.
With that said, I do enjoy a challenge and I will do my best to help describe what each one means.
I hope this information proves helpful and you’re able to resolve some of the errors within your logs.
Regards,
Stephen Sifers
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Same issue, tried both methods to delete (through api and on filesystem) and recreate the index. The index files are recreated but the indexing still fails.
The bitbucket internal diagnostic tool also only points me to the same procedure that has been performed multiple time and still no indexing.
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