Hi,
I have recently (well, we do that all the time) rolled out a new Jenkins server. We have configured webhooks from all repositories to that server (by dns name). Since the last rollout, they all stopped working.
I see NET_ERR for all of them. Jenkins itself works like a charm, and no firewall rules block access.
What could be wrong? Does bitbucket cache DNS entries for a certain amount of time maybe?
Regards,
Arjen.
Hello @Arjen Smedes,
Have you tried posting a webhook manually to the new URL? Do you have any IP whitelisting maybe? Isn't it HTTP/HTTPS problem?
Let me know what you find.
Cheers,
Daniil
Hi Daniil. Thanks for your reply. Good point, so I tried it manually. That works. Both from my local machine and I also tried it from a random AWS host as well. Works as well. We don't have IP whitelisting in place. It's a HTTPS url, and with any new re-provisioning of the Jenkins server, a new (letsencrypt) certificate is created as well.
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Any more ideas on why this doesn't work from your bitbucket servers? I have a workaroud (re-deployed Jenkins on a different hostname), but that's not a good long-term solution
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Nothing off top of my head, sorry. I suggest you to open a support case with us and point to the repository and webhook in question so that we can trace down what kind of error happens there.
Cheers,
Daniil
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