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Problem integrating Stash with JIRA

mickey13

I have both JIRA (5.2.5) and Stash (2.1.2) running behind Apache2 on the same physical machine. Both are accessible via their respective base URLs (over https). I'm in the process of setting up Stash via the Stash Installer web interface (database connection is fine), and I'm at the JIRA integration step. I put in the information it asks for, and I get an error message about my base URL for JIRA: "There doesn't seem to be a running JIRA server (version 4.3 or later) at this URL."

My best guess is that it has something to do with my self-signed SSL certificate, but I'm not sure. Does anyone have any insight into what might be going on here? Thanks.

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C_Faysal _CFcon_

can you please check if both apps are using the same JAVA binary?

i.e.

ps axf|grep jira
ps axf|grep stash

by default Jira uses its own JRE

i think stash choses the JAVA from your hosts environment

in that case the cert file needs to be imported in this keychain as well.

you configure boths apps (JIRA & Stash) to use the same JAVA <- thats what i preferred.

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mickey13

In case someone else comes across this, I'm looking at this as a possible solution: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Connecting+to+SSL+services

mickey13

I added my public self-signed ssl certificate to my JIRA JRE keystore as instructed from my previous comment (and restarted the machine), but I still get the same error at the JIRA integration step of configuring Stash. Any ideas?

C_Faysal _CFcon_

can you please check if both apps are using the same JAVA binary?

i.e.

ps axf|grep jira
ps axf|grep stash

by default Jira uses its own JRE

i think stash choses the JAVA from your hosts environment

in that case the cert file needs to be imported in this keychain as well.

you configure boths apps (JIRA & Stash) to use the same JAVA <- thats what i preferred.

mickey13

Thanks for your input. Running the suggested ps and grep commands did show JIRA and Stash use different JREs; JIRA using its own, and stash using the $JAVA_HOME JRE. I like your suggestion of both of them using the same; I'm leaning torwards both of them using the one in JIRA's installation directory. How do I configure Stash to use that JRE? Thanks again.

C_Faysal _CFcon_

You can add java_home in /etc/environment or in ~/.bash_profile for example. Or in $stash_install/bin/setenv.sh Take a look at jiras setenv.sh. I believe you should be able to adapt this java_home variable setting

mickey13

Thanks for the suggestion; I tried setting JAVA_HOME in stash/bin/setenv.sh, but after restarting Stash (and the machine) it didn't seem to pick up the change. I'd prefer not to change the system JAVA_HOME.

I looked in the JIRA setenv.sh, and it had a commented out JAVA_HOME assignment, so I figured adding the JAVA_HOME to Stash's setenv.sh would work (like you suggested), but no go.

I'm going to look around some more at how to set Stash's JAVA_HOME. Thanks again.

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