Hi all,
I'm self-hosting Bitbucket Server and several other Atlassian tools on an Ubuntu VM. I'm using Apache as a reverse proxy as outlined in Atlassian documentation. Everything's running fine except for Bitbucket's SSH. I've enabled SSH in the settings and configured a repository with an access key. I've opened port 7999 in my Azure firewall.
I understand Bitbucket runs a separate Apache process on port 7999 for SSH. This is confirmed by checking with netstat. My Apache reverse proxy is not configured to handle 7999 in any way.
When attempting to connect to Bitbucket with
ssh git@bitbucket.organisation.com:7999
the operation times out. Similarly, trying to clone the repo I have configured with an SSH access key with
git fetch ssh://git@bitbucket.organisation.com:7999/project/project.git
fails with
ssh: connect to host bitbucket.organisation.com port 7999: Connection timed out
Any tips?
In writing this out I suddenly realised that the server setup has the built in firewall ufw enabled.
$ sudo ufw allow 7999
solved my problem. I'm kicking myself but hopefully this post will help someone else out one day.
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