Issue summary view not populating

Chris Swenson August 28, 2017

When on an active sprint or backlog the issue summary on the right pane does not poplate any details. Looking at the browser network traffic there is a request with a parameter of "undefined" for the issue id. This request returns a 400 error from the server. Sent get request:

https://{server address}/rest/dev-status/1.0/issue/summary?issueId=undefined&_=1503960061430

This appears to be similar to an issue seen here:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWSERVER-14858

How did I go about fixing this issue on my JIRA server.

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Chris Swenson August 29, 2017

Thanks Jonas, I solved the problem.

I was making changes with the Apache reverse proxy and Confluence when I went back and checked JIRA. I was clicking the issues and only saw the attach file and Sub-tasks showing up on the right. After logging out and back in, restart JIRA, trying different browsers I finally found the issue. The summary on the right auto scrolls to its last position, too the very bottom is my case. Problem solved, just scroll up. I feel so stupid. The 400 error is still there but was a red herring in this case.

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Jonas Andersson
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August 29, 2017

You are running your instance behind a proxy (moving traffic from 80/443 onto the native port 8080, or simular) by the look of it.

I am missing a lot of details, but by the look of it, some data might be omitted by the apache/nginx proxy. To get any further:

* Where is SSL terminated? Do you forward traffic from 80/443 to 8080 on http, or do you by any chance also terminate SSL on tomcat (on 8443?) If so, don't.. Simply run tomcat on http (on whatever port you can) and terminate SSL on the rewrite proxy

* Do you use gzip compression on http headers in the jira config? Don't, this swings bad with rewrite proxies.

* Do you see any errors in your rewrite proxy logs?

* Do you mind sharing your /etc/{apache2,httpd}/sites-enabled/jira.conf so we can see the rewrite configuration.

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