Since yesterday the UPM is telling me 'The Atlassian Marketplace server is not reachable.' I have not changed anything on our network, and I am able to wget and ping plugins.atlassian.com from the server console.
There is no proxy involved.
Hope someone can help,I want to update Jira this weekend...
so long
Thomas
UPDATE: The problem only exists in the "Manage Plugins" Tab - "Find New Plugins" works just fine!
We had the exact same problem. It was a bug. Upgrading JIRA to 5.0.7 solved it for us. Maybe you should try this.
Cheers,
Dom
I can confirm this, updating JIRA solved the problem. Thanks for the hint.
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I reported this issue to Atlassian support a few days ago and they confirmed it is a bug for 5.0.6. They recommend to upgrade to 5.0.7. It worked in my test environment but I have not done anything to production yet.
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I see the same problem in confluence 4.2.8, latest version of upm. The actual message in the log is a 404 from marketplace, but the UI shows the "not reachable" message.
Attaching stacktrace in case any use to Atlassian:
2012-07-20 12:46:18,362 WARN [scheduler_Worker-3] [upm.notification.cache.NotificationCacheUpdaterImpl] updatePluginUpdateNotification Automatic plugin update check failed com.atlassian.plugins.PacException: 404 at com.atlassian.plugins.client.service.AbstractServiceClient.getEntityFromResponse(AbstractServiceClient.java:265) at com.atlassian.plugins.client.service.AbstractRestServiceClient$4.apply(AbstractRestServiceClient.java:134) at com.atlassian.plugins.client.service.AbstractRestServiceClient$4.apply(AbstractRestServiceClient.java:130) at com.atlassian.plugins.client.service.AbstractServiceClient.executeMethod(AbstractServiceClient.java:428) at com.atlassian.plugins.client.service.AbstractRestServiceClient.list(AbstractRestServiceClient.java:129) at com.atlassian.plugins.client.service.plugin.PluginVersionServiceClientImpl.findUpdates(PluginVersionServiceClientImpl.java:81) at com.atlassian.upm.pac.PacClientImpl.getUpdates(PacClientImpl.java:166) at com.atlassian.upm.pac.PacClientImpl.getUpdates(PacClientImpl.java:154) at com.atlassian.upm.notification.cache.NotificationCacheUpdaterImpl.updatePluginUpdateNotification(NotificationCacheUpdaterImpl.java:70)
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We experience exactly the same problem with JIRA (v5.0.6#733, UPM v2.4.1). Ironically, I am still able to upgrade most of the plugins using the manage interface.
Is the already a solution to this?
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Can you check your baseURL is correct? We faced the same issue once when the base url was wrong.
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The base URL is correct, I am guessing it's some kind of network problem...
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Hi Thomas,
Can you tell us what version of the UPM you're running? Did you do an update recently?
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Installed is version 2.4
What's confusing is:
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