Linked Confluence page still shows you do not have permission to view this page

[Jehof]

I have set up Application Links between Jira 6.1 and Confluence 5.3 as descriped in the documentation. The IP Pattern i have left empty. Also using the public IP or 127.0.0.1 does not work.

Confluence uses Jira as User Directory. Remote API (XML-RPC & SOAP) is checked in Confluence. Both instances are running on the same machine and we are using the system by using an public IP.

I can add a Confluence Page by using the Page URL and i can open the page from the JIRA Issue.

But in the Jira issue it is displayed as "You do not have permission to view this page"

Also when i try to search for confluence page, no pages are found and the combobox to select a space always displays "Loading...".

I have checked the Network traffice and i noticed that the call to "/rest/confluenceIssueLink/1/confluence/space?appId=5ba59816-2d6f-352d-b0d6-ce6e9cc5e5b5&_=1386747880239" always returns

{"errorMessages":["OK","java.lang.Exception: com.atlassian.confluence.rpc.NotPermittedException: Anonymous RPC access is disabled on this server"],"errors":{}}

So what have i to do to get it work?

[Cedric DEVAUX]

Hi Jehof,

Do you resolve your problem?

If yes, how?

Thank you

[Cedric DEVAUX]

My problem solved since 2 months.

It's due to server base url in tomcat.

[tim messink]

Cedric, was the solution that solved your issue differnet than turning on the Anonymous Access to Remote API ?

If so, please shed some light on the matter

[Peter Van de Voorde]

Hi Jehof,

Did you enable the remote api?

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Enabling+the+Remote+API

Best regards,

Peter

[Jehof]

yes, Remote API (XML-RPC & SOAP) is checked in Confluence.

[Peter Van de Voorde]

Hi Jehof,

Did you set up trusted authentication between the two applications?

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Setting+Up+Trusted+Communication+between+JIRA+and+Confluence

Best regards,

Peter

[Jehof]

I think i have set it up correctly. I can link to Jira Issue from a Confluence page (after i have fixed the URL Patterns). But i will check it again and come back with more information.

[Inetum-Realdolmen Admin]

yes you should do that.

Best regards,

Peter

[Jehof]

Do I need to turn on "Anonymous Access to Remote API" in Confluence to get it work?

I have checked my settings and verified that i have set up the Two Applications to Trust each other using Trusted Applications

[Jehof]

Hi Peter,

with "Anonymous Access to Remote API" turned on, it works, but can you tell me why i need to turn on "Anonymous Access to Remote API" in Confluence? Should it not be enough to make them Trusted Applications and enable "Remote API (XML-RPC & SOAP)". I really don t want to allow "Anonymous Access" to Confluence. Can Jira not provided my current credentials to authenticate for the access

[Peter Van de Voorde]

Hi Jehof,

I'm wondering, did you configure the trusted authentication for both incoming and outgoing links in both JIRA and Confluence?

Could you check this in both applications?

Best regards,

Peter

[Jehof]

Yes, i have set it up for both. Do i also need to configure something on OAuth-Tab or Basic Access-Tab?

I have only made changes to the Trusted Applications-Tab

[Ruchi Tandon]

Ideally you do not ned to enable "Anonymous Access to Remote API". Do you have a proxy on your side? Can you check if the url that you get diverted to is the correct url? Is the base url for both applications : JIRA and Confluence set up correctly?