Local vs Remote Access

James December 4, 2015

Any pointers appreciated. I am using a php script that works fine when both JIRA and nagios share host.

But when i switch to another host and direct the nagios alert to my jira-- i have problerms , see below.

thx,james

 

tomcat access_log on zsms-t01 (jira host)
When we run script from same machine jira is running on - no problems

158.85.84.247 713x1432x1 jamest [03/Dec/2015:11:53:40 -0600] "POST /login.jsp?os_username=jamest&os_password=1234&os_cookie=true HTTP/1.1" 200 35037 279 "-" "-" "1qea4mt"

158.85.84.247 713x1433x1 jamest [03/Dec/2015:11:53:40 -0600] "POST /secure/CreateIssue.jspa?pid=10201&issuetype=10003 HTTP/1.1" 200 42166 88 "-" "-" "1qea4mt"

158.85.84.247 713x1434x1 jamest [03/Dec/2015:11:53:40 -0600] "POST /secure/CreateIssueDetails.jspa?atl_token=BQYK-4I1M-ORR5-VI0C|b36b990538bf6e73cdf743f303cb1d5ea4468951|lin&pid=10201&issuetype=10003&summary=NAGIOS%3A+TUNNEL+on+zsms+is+CRITICAL&description=%7Bcolor%3A%233b0b0b%7D%2ANagios+Problem+Alert%2A%7Bcolor%7D%0A%0AThe+following+information+was+provided+by+Nagios%3A%0A%2A+Date+%26+Time%3A+12-03-2015+11%3A53%3A40%0A%2A+Status+Information%3A+CRITICAL%3A+zsms-t01.mizaas.com+Tunnel+DOWN%0A%2A+Current+Host+State%3A+UP%0A%2A+Current+Service+State%3A+CRITICAL%0A%2A+Host+Address%3A+127.0.0.1%2C158.85.84.247%0A&priority=2&assignee=jamest HTTP/1.1" 302 - 119 "-" "-" "1qea4mt"

158.85.84.247 713x1435x1 jamest [03/Dec/2015:11:53:40 -0600] "GET /browse/NTJ-133 HTTP/1.1" 200 71293 144 "-" "-" "1qea4mt"

BUT when we run script from a different machine ( zsmsyow)  than jira is running on - The login fails. 

tomcat access_log on zsms-t01 (jira host)
206.191.38.52 - - [03/Dec/2015:12:02:08 -0600] "POST /login.jsp?os_username=jamest&os_password=12345&os_cookie=true HTTP/1.1" 500 - 0 "-" "-" "-"

206.191.38.52 - - [03/Dec/2015:12:02:08 -0600] "POST /secure/CreateIssue.jspa?pid=10201&issuetype=10003 HTTP/1.1" 500 - 0 "-" "-" "-"

 

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James December 6, 2015

I rewrote it using the new REST api and it works fine.

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