I tried to use log scanner within Atlassian Support Tools, but it started 0% then stay at 0% and running forever, confluence 3.5.17 version is used, any ideas? Thanks
Just in case anyone has the same problem again, here is the solution from Atlassian, hope it helps:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/Hercules+Log+Scanner+Unable+to+Proceed+Past+Zero
I added proxy host to allow the instance to reach Atlassian servers (which initially I intended to make the plugins searchable) and it fixed the log scanner in our JIRA (v4.3) and confluence (3.5.17).
But now I have a jira test instance (upgraded to 5.1.8) still doesn't work. Any idea? Thanks
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It should be the same. Can you check what does the logs say when you attempy a scan? Does the search in Manage Plugins work in the test system?
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Thanks, Renjith. Yes, I did the same to the test 5.1.8 and I can manage plugins now, but the scan still doesn't work. I could not find any error in the log.
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What does the log scan screen say? Can you post a screeshot?
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The screen has stayed at 0% and run forever (I left it running for the whole night).
Thanks for your help.
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Probably we need to get into more deeper troubeshooting steps. You need to collect the threaddumps and submit to Atlassian in a support request - https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Generating+a+Thread+Dump
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thanks,Renjith. I have raised a support ticket.
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Hi Sherry,
Could you try cleaning the re-indexing and cleaning the cache and see if the problem persists?
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