Hi,
we've been having a problem connecting Confluence to Jira. Jira with Confluence works without problems.
There is always the message : java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out
I can't figure out why. Jira and Confluence are separate Debian servers located in the same subnet. Both use a reverse proxy and share a public address.
Both can ping each other. wget, traceroute, nslookup show no differences.
Does anyone have another idea?
Hi Fadoua Boualem,
this the log output
2018-11-08 15:56:06,172 WARN [AtlassianEvent::CustomizableThreadFactory-1] [applinks.internal.capabilities.DefaultRemoteCapabilitiesService] getApplinkSafe Exception trying to get Applink for manifest with ID 68d3f320-5239-37e5-8e53-f88$
-- url: /rest/applinks/3.0/applicationlinkForm/manifest.json | traceId: bf9210659880145f | userName: sysadmin | referer: https://xxxxxxxxxxx/plugins/servlet/applinks/listApplicationLinks
This is the Browser output when i try to follow the link
{"link":{"id":"68d3f320-5239-37e5-8e53-f883cfea7d1d","name":"Jira","displayUrl":"https://xxxxxxxxxxx","rpcUrl":"https://xxxxxxxxxx","type":"jira"},"working":false,"localAuthentication":{"incoming":{"enabled":true,"twoLoEnabled":true,"twoLoImpersonationEnabled":true},"outgoing":{"enabled":true,"twoLoEnabled":true,"twoLoImpersonationEnabled":true}},"remoteAuthentication":{"incoming":{"enabled":true,"twoLoEnabled":true,"twoLoImpersonationEnabled":true},"outgoing":{"enabled":true,"twoLoEnabled":true,"twoLoImpersonationEnabled":true}},"error":{"category":"UNKNOWN","details":"java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out","type":"UNKNOWN"}}
I will need to see more what's on the logs. I understand that you have sensitive information there. Please click here and open a ticket with Atlassian and don't forget to include the support.zip file from your instance.
Best,
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I have opened a ticket an uploaded the support logs
CSP-239660
Thank you Fadoua
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We had a problem with a SSO Plugin we used in Confluence - maybe a directory to look at.... Plugins, security settings....
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