java.lang.IllegalStateException: There should be at least one AvatarProvider module registered in the plugin system.
at com.atlassian.confluence.user.avatar.AvatarProviderAccessor.getAvatarProvider(AvatarProviderAccessor.java:30)
Hello Erich,
Please take a look at this Atlassian documentation on, "Confluence will not start after adding AppDynamics to instance".
Regards,
Hyrum
Hello Hyrum,
Thanks for your reply!
However, we don't use AppDynamics, so unfortunately I can't get any further with your article.
Regards,
Erich
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Hello Erich,
This is interesting. When a module is not found, this often happens when a plugin has been installed or upgraded and needs the plugin cache to be cleared. There are often other errors associated with the "module not found" error that give a better idea of what is going on. To find these errors, restart Jira and read the entire logs as Jira starts up. You most likely will find additional clues.
To clear the plugin cache, follow these steps:
Please answer the following:
Regards,
Hyrum
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