JIRA's base URL is set to http://jira.mydomain.com but you are accessing JIRA from http://jira.mydomain.com

Polisport December 6, 2012

I have JIRA installed on a server listening to the default port (8080) and i'm using ISA Server to translate the port to port 80.

When i try to access through localhost, correctly i receive the message JIRA's base URL is set to http://jira.mydomain.com but you are accessing JIRA from http://localhost:8080.

When i try to use the external address http://jira.mydomain.com i get the message JIRA's base URL is set to http://jira.mydomain.com but you are accessing JIRA from http://jira.mydomain.com

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December 7, 2012

You'll probably have to declare the proxy in the server.xml by adding proxyHost=jira.mydomain.com proxyPort=80 into the jira connector element.

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Vivien Miniussi June 7, 2014

Same probleme here.

Resolved by adding proxyName into the jira connector element

proxyName="jira.casa-app.com"
proxyHost="jira.casa-app.com"
proxyPort="80"

Vivien

Rafal Zawadzki March 12, 2018

Docs for configuration of nginx are provided here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/integrating-jira-with-nginx-426115340.html and it seems proxyHost is not needed. Everyone affected by the wallboard bug should wait until it will be resolved: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-66757?_ga=2.39670752.23167284.1520871740-391610180.1518916378

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