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When i try to connect Confluence with my running JIRA system this shows up:
The given credential is not a valid JIRA admin.
But the user has administrator privileges. Other users doesn't work either.
JIRA Agile and Confluence trial are installed on Debian 6.
I also tried connecting to Crowd, trusted communication and a lot of new installations. There is no way to get those together.
There is another problem. I get an exception everytime when i try to restart the Confluence-Service on Debian:
HTTP Status 500 - java.lang.IllegalStateException: Spring Application context has not been set
What I am doing wrong?
Best regards.
Hey Alexander,
For the "given credential..." issue, can you confirm if the JIRa user is from an external directory? It could be related to the permissions being retrieved by the system.
For the "Spring Aplication.." issue, you can take a look at this KB article that will have the information based on the permissions to check. Basically, like the following:
Hope it helps ya, sir!
Regards,
Giuliano
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