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We've been using Confluence CLI successfully for about 6 months then several week ago when our JIRA-ON-DEMAND was upgraded, Confluence CLI stop working with the following error:
Unable to log in to server: http://osiinc.jira.com/confluence/rpc/soap-axis/confluenceservice-v1 with user: automation.
Cause: (301)Moved Permanently
I tried "atlassian-cli-2.6.0" but had no success. When I put the url http://osiinc.jira.com/confluence/rpc/soap-axis/confluenceservice-v1" in the browser, I get the following:
confluenceservice-v1
Hi there, this is an AXIS service!
Perhaps there will be a form for invoking the service here...
Anyone have this problem!
Tim,
I'm using "atlassian-cli-2.6.0" downloaded from url
https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/display/ACLI/Atlassian+Command+Line+Interface
.
This CLI was developed by by Bob Swift, and I using it to post pages to our
space. Is this something that Bob Swift should fix?
THanks,
David
Well, yes I think the CLI should be fixed to follow redirects, but what I mean is that if you pass the URL with https to the CLI in the first place, that should work as-is. So what I mean is to pass "https://osiinc.jira.com/confluence/rpc/soap-axis/confluenceservice-v1" when you call the CLI program.
Hi Tim
We running jdk1.6.0_11
Our confluence.sh file contains the following:
java -jar /opt/atlassian-cli-2.6.0/lib/confluence-cli-2.6.0.jar --server http://osiinc.jira.com/confluence --user automation --password !automation+! "$@"
The command executed to push the page to our space is:
/opt/atlassian-cli-2.6.0/confluence.sh --action storePage --space NX --title "vcds_6.4.0 Build Report" --file /opt/osi_confluence/6.4/vcds_6.4.0 --parent 6.4
Where in my command line do I pass the URL with "https://osiinc.jira.com/confluence/rpc/soap-axis/confluenceservice-v1"
Tried it and got the following message.
Unable to log in to server: https://osiinc.jira.com/wiki/rpc/soap-axis/confluenceservice-v1 with user: automation.
Cause: No such operation 'login'
Created case "ACLI-71" assigned to Bob Swift. He was able to reproduce the problem on his on demand site. He said to use https and now it works. When I tried it earlier after you suggested it, it didn't work. Not sure what changed after he got involved.
The performance is real slow compared to when it used to work with http. Takes about 6 seconds to do the following command:
jira --action getServerInfo
Can something be done to improve the performance?
I am having the same issue:
./jira.sh --server "https://hofdvjira1.searshc.com:1643" --user automation --password automation --action getServerInfo
Unable to log in to server: https://hofdvjira1.searshc.com:1643/rpc/soap/jirasoapservice-v2 with user: automation.
Cause: (400)Bad Request
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