Plugin will not install

Steve Wilson May 16, 2012

Team Calendars Plugin for Confluence installation fails with the following error:

An unexpected error occurred. Please refer to the logs for more information

Confluence, Jira, Fisheye, and Crowd all installed and working ok.

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Steve Wilson May 16, 2012

So the log in question lives in the Confluence home directory found on the Admin | System Info screen.

The logs pointed me to the mySQL config and I had to increase the max_allowed_packet size for installation to complete.

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Hubert Ott March 29, 2013

Not sure what log file Steve is referring to as I couldn't find it.

But after reviewing the following document (Database Setup for MySQL)

It clearly states that the max_allowed_packet_size parameter is required to be set to 32M

My install under CentOS had this value set to 1M

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Abdul M February 10, 2013

@ Steve, you rock!

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Steve Wilson May 16, 2012

Audit log screen shows the following:

Failed to install plugin plugin_6362583401693247713_team-calendars-2.2.1.jar

Failed to install plugin https://plugins.atlassian.com/download/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.extra.team-calendars/version/1201?from=upm</td<>>

I also tried downloading the plugin and uploading with the same result

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parthiban subramaniam
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May 16, 2012

What is that mysterious messages in the logs?

please do share

Steve Wilson May 16, 2012

Assuming the mysterious message would be contained in the /logs folder under the Confluence folder - I've checked them and no messages appear.

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