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×We restarted the server hosting Confluence 7.0.1 because we were updating limits.conf to increase the thread limit per this article:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/kb/health-check-thread-limit-858578685.html
After restarting the server, we had issues where users couldn't edit posts, not unlike this error:
We checked Administration > Collaborative Editing and saw the following:
We tried using the Restart Synchrony button on this page, but it did not resolve the issue. So we tried following the steps here (deleted the plugin directories and the synchrony.pid file):
After we went through the steps above, we restarted Confluence. When it came back up, the top navigation bar displayed this templating error:
$soyTemplateRendererHelper.getRenderedTemplateHtml("com.atlassian.auiplugin:aui-experimental-soy-templates", "aui.page.header.soy", $templateParameters)
Based on what we've read, it seems like this new error is likely a byproduct of troubleshooting the Synchrony error.
For the top navigation bar (and other areas with similar errors), we've tried clearing the plugin cache again, verified that the plugin status in the postgres database (bandana table) is at its default, opened permissions back up on the newly created plugin caches, and restarted a few times:
In each case, we are unable to resolve the templating issues, and Synchrony is still an problem.
Looking through the atlassian-synchrony.log file, it does look like we found the following error:
com.hazelcast.core.HazelcastException: Cannot bind to a given address: /... Hazelcast cannot start. Port [...] is already in use and auto-increment is disabled.
And in the atlassian-confluence.log file, we get this:
ERROR [http-nio-8090-exec-6] [confluence.plugins.synchrony.SynchronyContextProvider] getContextMap This instance could not be registered with Synchrony.
We could really use some help resolving both of these issues. We suspect we could limp along temporarily if we could get the navigation bar back and disable Synchrony.
Update: We are still investigating, but we found that the "Confluence Soy Template Renderer for Velocity" module in the "Confluence Soy Template Support" plugin is Disabled, but we're not sure how to re-enable it.
Dear @Greg ,
I had in the past a similar error when upgrading confluence. The reason was that while shutting down confluence the Synchrony process was not terminated. The process occupied the resources. Killing it manually solved the issue. Eventually this helps ...
So long
Thomas
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