Fisheye SSL config

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Fisheye SSL config



We configured fisheye SSL according to this document but unfortunately I am not able to access through secure port (I am able to access non secure port: http://fisheye.com:8060/crucible)



Below are my environment details:



I am able to see the below in log:


Webserver Setup
--------------------------
Site Url : https://fisheye.com:9443/crucible
Web Context :crucible
Http Bind ::8060
Https Bind ::9443
Https Context :crucible





Can you give more information - what do you mean when you say you can't access it? Can you telnet that port externally? Can you log onto the machine hosting Fisheye and telnet it internally, e.g. telnet localhost 9443? Right now there's just not enough information to answer your question.
– daveruinseverything
Jul 22 at 10:56



telnet localhost 9443





Thanks for your response, I have fixed the issue.
– Vamsi
Aug 25 at 22:09




1 Answer
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We had the same issue while configuring fisheye/crucible. We solved it by using a load balancer and then configuring the proxy settings in Admin -> Global Setting -> Server in the Web UI.



You can also define the proxy settings in config.xml file.



Proxy scheme: https



Proxy host: fisheye.com



Proxy port: 443



Site URL: https://fisheye.com





Thanks for your response. HTTPS was blocked due to key store type and protocol. I used JKS format and it worked.
– Vamsi
Aug 25 at 22:09






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