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Hi there,
we just upgraded our Jira to 6.1 and receive many Proxy-Errors (non reproducible) in our system...
There was nothing changed on our proxy-infrastructure and ports. It's all the same than it worked for Jira 5.
Also the error is not timout-related because I can active click through Jira and sometimes the proxy-error appears immediately and after refreshing/reloading the page everything is ok.
We have the following infrastructure:
Browser: https (reverseproxy) => redirects to JIRA-URL with http
On Jira-Server is another local apache which redirects everything via AJP to Jira.
User receives:
Proxy Error
The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server.
The proxy server could not handle the request GET/jira/browse/ABC-123
Reason: Error reading from remote server
local httpd-log throws: request failed: error reading the headers
reverseproxy-throws: error reading status line from remote server SERVERNAME, referer: https://URL/jira/browse/ABC-123
Does anyone has an idea?
Kind regards
André
Hi Celso,
no we aren't using selfsigned certificates.
I can't remember what we have done, but the error disappeared.
Maybe the reason was: clearing the Tomcat-work folder.
Nevertheless I will accept your answer :-)
Kind regards
André
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