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I followed the steps in the following link: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/securing-bitbucket-server-with-tomcat-using-ssl-776640127.html. First, I changed the base URL for the bitbucket server then I used an existing jks file and updated the bitbucket.properties as instructed. The problem is that when I use the new URL I get the following error:
Also to give some background I am using an internal H2 database and am unsure how to close all other connections.
Unix-Like Server
If you using unix like server (eg Centos, Linux etc..)try to kill the java process; type the below on terminal to get the Bitbucket process id(PID)
- ps aux | grep java
- Kill -9 PID
- Then restart the bit-bucket application
On Windows server to be specific 2012
- Open task manager and right click on the process you want to kill, and select Go to details
- Find the highlighted executable
- Use it in your taskkill command, eg. taskkill /f /t /im process.exe
- then restart the Bitbucket application
Try and give feed back and once you are able to solve problem is time to have a self manage database server.
Best regards,
Mo
Hi Moses,
Thanks for the help. I tried the steps and it works. I am going to move to a self managed database server soon.
Best,
Nebeyu Daniel
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@Nebeyu_Daniel Great to hear :), please accept solution so others that fall in similar situation could use.
Have a pleasant weekend,
Mo
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