Hi Community,
my Confluence regularly reports 1 known issue in atlassian-confluence.log (via email, trough the periodic scan). The mail even says something like "see details below".
However, there are no details. When I go to https://$myConfluenceServer/plugins/servlet/troubleshooting/view/ and run the log analyzer again, it also finds nothing.
Why is Confluence sending the mail then?
Cheers
It's hard to say without knowing what the error or warning is in the log - could you have a read of that and find the section the warning is talking about?
If I only knew...
I have 258 warnings and 16 errors in my atlassian-confluence.log. Which one is the one the log scanner is complaining about (and why don't I see it anywhere)?
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It could be complaining about any of them, there's no way to know without seeing them!
Also, logs usually get rotated or rolled over, you may find the errors have flowed into an archive or been removed, especially if your current log has a lot going into it.
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Well. I had the issue before. I simply deleted atlassian-confluence.log and the issue was gone. 258 warnings and 16 errors later, I again get the message that there is some kind of weird not-error in my logs.
I had thought that this might have been a known error in Confluence, but there also was nothing in the Confluence Server project in JIRA.
As I can't file support requests with the smallest license, I guess I pretty much have to live with the issue, haven't I?
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