Hi.
I just upgraded my JIRA installation from JIRA 6.4.12 to JIRA Software 7.0.0.
After the upgrade JIRA showed me a page saying that the upgrade was a success but when I try to access JIRA I get a 500 error.
This are the error details:
java.lang.RuntimeException: javax.servlet.ServletException: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.atlassian.jira.security.JiraAuthenticationContext.getLoggedInUser()Lcom/atlassian/crowd/embedded/api/User;
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks.
JIRA support solved the problem. The error was caused by the JIRA Calendar plugin, which is imcompatible with JIRA 7.0.
Thanks anyway.
Thanks, I had the same issue and it got resolved by removing the Calendar plugin.
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I had to remove issue-type-ui-filter-4.1.2_jira-6.4.11.jar which is Issue Type Filters add-on in order to overcome the 500 error page
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Hi Florent,
You need to remove the plugin file from the plugin folder:
<JIRA_HOME>\Application Data\JIRA\plugins\installed-plugins\
And then restart the JIRA service.
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Hi.
Maybe you have a different problem that is not related to a plugin. You must check the exception that is shown on the details of that 500 error page.
I suggest you forward your problem to Atlassian support. They solved my problem on the same day I've reported.
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Same too.
found error 500 after upgrade to version 7.0
I'm try delete all file in <JIRA_HOME>\Application Data\JIRA\plugins\installed-plugins\
but not work.
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Hi,
Got the same problem today.
Any helpful link to explain me how to remove/disable these plugins without the GUI, please ?
Thanks.
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login in the linuxbox
cd /var/atlassian/application-data/jira/plugins/installed-pluigins/
ls -alh issue-type-ui-filter-4.1.2_jira-6.4.11.jar
then
mv issue-type-ui-filter-4.1.2_jira-6.4.11.jar issue-type-ui-filter-4.1.2_jira-6.4.11.jar.ciccetto
and reboot Jira
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Hi Jamie.
No, I'm not using a custom auth plugin. I don't even have any custom plugin at all, just Atlasian plugins.
My JIRA is connected to a LDAP Directory for authentication, but it's using the built-in User Management for that.
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Presumably you're using a custom authenticator plugin? If so you will need to modify that.
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