In Next-Gen projects, I have NO way of
1. set default assignee
- tried adding a rule to set assign when moved to To Do status in Kanban board. It only works when it is "moved to" To Do status. Not when an issue is created and "placed in" To Do status.
2. assign a workflow to issues
- previously, when created a project, there was auto-generated workflow for the project. I couldn't find it so I created a workflow and associated to the workflow scheme. Now, I can't find place to associate this workflow scheme to my projects.
Next-Gen is great, but missing something should be very "default" for the users.
I needed to add the self signed certificates into the JVM for the link to work.
Hello, Could you give more details on the solution ? Did you configure the tomcat connector to use ssl or did you simply add the certificates to an accessible keystore ?
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Hi, I stumbled across this while having a similar issue - trying to migrate from Apache2 to Nginx. - The problem at least for me - was the SSLCertificateChainFile - the DigiCertCA - which is the trusted chain. NGINX doesn't have an equivallent, so you can append the contents into your ssl_certificate file. Worked after that.
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Hello,
The catalina.out only shows logs related to Tomcat start up. To see logs related to the application and applinks, please cheack the <jira-home>/logs/jira-atlassian.log.
I also got curious about your NGINX configuration. You've mentioned that you have two JIRA, but I'm only seeing configuration to jira2 host. Is this NGINX working as Load Balancer as well?
If possible, please delete the application links between these two jiras, run a tail f on the both JIRA logs and try to recreate the application links again and post the error message here.
Regards,
Renato Rudnicki
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atlassian-jira.log did not show any output either. Somehow nginx isn't forwarding the request to tomcat. The 2 JIRA has identical nginx configuration other than their hostnames. No load balancer. jirahost - HTTP - Nginx jiratest - HTTPS jirahost2 - HTTP - Nginx jiratest2 - HTTPS There is no link to delete. I'm trying to create the link. Thanks, - Andy
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Hi Andy, A good way to check where it is failing is running a tcpdump on servers. Regards, Renato Rudnicki
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Hello,
I recommend you to check this guide, which covers the common problems regarding Application Links creation and maintenance.
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