After some updates we now get this message from bitbucket.
The database, as currently configured, is not accessible.
Fehler bei der Anmeldung f�r den Benutzer "jiradb,jdbc.password=xxxxxxx". ClientConnectionId:7122da01-f5b9-4a5a-9234-766604f3d62e
The user name looks wired to me :-) But i have no idea where this comes from. I've replaced the password by xxx. In the original message our db password was displayed.
Jira and Confluence are working fine.
It sounds like you might have a damaged configuration file - the text you are getting looks a bit wrong (especially as it appears to be pointing to a jira database instead of a bitbucket one). Could you check what your config file looks like? <bitbucket home>/shared/bitbucket.properties
Thanks for the hint. The database name seems to be correct. We use always jiradb as username.
Here the content of the file. Maybe you can see more than I do:
jdbc.driver=com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
jdbc.url=jdbc:sqlserver://hqsql01:1433;databaseName=Bitbucket;
jdbc.user=jiradb;jdbc.password=xxxx
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We splitted the last line into 2 sperated ones.
And now it works!
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I had a similar error to this. All I had to do was change the file so that it was incorrect and then change it back again. I assume the error was thrown because I upgraded PostgreSQL, making any change to bitbucket.properties seems to give it a nudge along.
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