I have been running Jira and Confluence on a Mac server for years and they were extremely out of date. I have been using the Jira internal database for authentication.
I recently went through an arduous process of updating to current versions (Jira 7.9.2, Confluence 6.9.0) and all looked good. Then for some unknown reason a user was unable to log into Confluence. I believe this has to do with Application Links and indeed App Links is reporting outgoing and incoming authentication disabled in both Jira and Confluence, but whenI try to make changes I get 'XXXX is not reachable.
In Confluence I have:
Application name: JIRA
Application URL: http://jira.mydomain.com.au:8080
Display URL: http://jira.mydomain.com.au:8080
For Connections:
Outgoing Outh -> jira.mydomain.com.au JIRA Troubleshoot
Incoming Outh -> jira.mydomain.com.au JIRA Troubleshoot
In Jira I have:
Application name: Confluence
Application URL: http://confluence.mydomain.com.au:8090
Display URL: http://confluence.mydomain.com.au:8090
For Connections:
Outgoing Outh -> confluence.mydomain.com.au JIRA Troubleshoot
Incoming Outh -> confluence.mydomain.com.au JIRA Troubleshoot
The domains are correct. Not sure about the application names or where they are set.
Seems Jira/Confluence has trouble with domain names. Tried '127.0.0.1:8090'.
OAuth problem
There is an issue with the OAuth configuration of the connection to Confluence.
consumer_key_unknown
Correct. I have no idea what a consumer key is.
I have updated all FQDNs to the actual IP address of the server and have them talking!
Strange that it Atlassian don't understand FQDNs.
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Ahhh, but that still doesn't correct the issue of authenticating a user in Confluence using Jira's database. :(
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Hmm, deleting the links and letting the software automatically rebuild them seems to work well but still doesn't allow authentication.
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Deleting and rebuilding the Jira User Server settings using IPs worked.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/connecting-to-crowd-or-jira-for-user-management-229838465.html
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