I had to change the IP address of my Confluence server. Now I have a problem logging into the site.
It appears that the login page page is redirecting back to the old IP address and appending the following query string: "/login.action?os_destination=%2Findex.action&permissionViolation=true"
Can I manually change the default / base URL?
Thanks for any guidance.
Check if you have proxyName and proxyPort set on the server.xml. BaseUrl wouldn't redirect the login page.
Redirection is happening from tomcat or from apache or a load balancer.
Thank you. The server.xml needed to be updated to the new address.
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I have run into a similar problem: restored Confluence using SQL dumps + home folder backup on another physical node that has different IP&hostname. Now I can not login with the following error: "Sorry, a network error occurred trying to log you in."
I checked the server.xml file and the address parameter is just not there... Has something changed since 2015? We are using Confluence 6.4.0.
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Yes, quite a lot. But if you've moved 6.4 to 6.4, then it should be working.
The error probably means your new server cannot reach whatever you are using for the user directory.
The application log will contain the actual error you need to see.
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Well, it turns out that I had to login as Confluence admin only and then it offered me to re-configure the server Base URL due to IP change. It worked. However I couldn't figure where this parameter is saved in the configuration files if had to do it manually.
I also goofed up with DNS settings on the new server so it is very likely that the other account (not admin) I was trying to use originally was failing to authenticate, cause LDAP server was set using a domain name in Confluence.
In any case, thank you for you reply Nic!
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