NOTE: This bug report is for JIRA Service Desk Server. Using JIRA Service Desk Cloud? See the corresponding bug report.

      Summary of Problem

      When using Service Desk 1.2 (and above), trying to connect the Service Desk to a Confluence Knowledge base will fail, giving the following error in the UI :

      "There was an error contacting Confluence. A possible cause of this could be an invalid Application Link. Another possible cause could be that the current user does not have access to Confluence. Please check that a valid Application Link to Confluence is set up and that you have access to Confluence and have the appropriate permissions for this action." 
      

      or

      Client must be authenticated to access this resource.
      

      This also happens if you choose to "Create a knowledge base space".

      Application Link configuration

      Setting up an Application Link is difficult to consisently do correctly and the errors above are directly related to incorrectly or accidentally misconfigured applinks. The knowledge base documentation has been updated to reflect this: Trouble shooting Applink Configuration

      Workarounds

      Set up a Trusted application link

      Check your applink is not misconfigured: Trouble shooting Applink Configuration

      Use Service Desk 1.1.6 or better

      If you use JIRA 6.1.7 or older, please take notice of JIRA Stops working after Disabling or Uninstalling JIRA Service Desk

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            [JSDSERVER-324] Confluence KB connectivity fails on Service Desk 1.2

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            Description Original: h3. Summary of Problem

            When using Service Desk 1.2 (and above), trying to connect the Service Desk to a Confluence Knowledge base will fail, giving the following error in the UI :

            {code}
            "There was an error contacting Confluence. A possible cause of this could be an invalid Application Link. Another possible cause could be that the current user does not have access to Confluence. Please check that a valid Application Link to Confluence is set up and that you have access to Confluence and have the appropriate permissions for this action."
            {code}

            or

            {code}
            Client must be authenticated to access this resource.
            {code}

            This also happens if you choose to "*Create a knowledge base space*".

            h3. Application Link configuration
            Setting up an Application Link is difficult to consisently do correctly and the errors above are directly related to incorrectly or accidentally misconfigured applinks. The knowledge base documentation has been updated to reflect this: [Trouble shooting Applink Configuration |https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/SERVICEDESK/Providing+self-help+resources+for+your+customers+with+a+knowledge+base#Providingself-helpresourcesforyourcustomerswithaknowledgebase-Troubleshootingissueswith2-LeggedOAuth]

            h3. Workarounds

            Set up a Trusted application link

            Check your applink is not misconfigured: [Trouble shooting Applink Configuration |https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/SERVICEDESK/Providing+self-help+resources+for+your+customers+with+a+knowledge+base#Providingself-helpresourcesforyourcustomerswithaknowledgebase-Troubleshootingissueswith2-LeggedOAuth]

            Use Service Desk 1.1.6 or better

            (!) If you use JIRA 6.1.7 or older, please take notice of [JIRA Stops working after Disabling or Uninstalling JIRA Service Desk|https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSD-337]


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              *NOTE:* This bug report is for *JIRA Service Desk Server*. Using *JIRA Service Desk Cloud*? [See the corresponding bug report|http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-324].
              {panel}

            h3. Summary of Problem

            When using Service Desk 1.2 (and above), trying to connect the Service Desk to a Confluence Knowledge base will fail, giving the following error in the UI :

            {code}
            "There was an error contacting Confluence. A possible cause of this could be an invalid Application Link. Another possible cause could be that the current user does not have access to Confluence. Please check that a valid Application Link to Confluence is set up and that you have access to Confluence and have the appropriate permissions for this action."
            {code}

            or

            {code}
            Client must be authenticated to access this resource.
            {code}

            This also happens if you choose to "*Create a knowledge base space*".

            h3. Application Link configuration
            Setting up an Application Link is difficult to consisently do correctly and the errors above are directly related to incorrectly or accidentally misconfigured applinks. The knowledge base documentation has been updated to reflect this: [Trouble shooting Applink Configuration |https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/SERVICEDESK/Providing+self-help+resources+for+your+customers+with+a+knowledge+base#Providingself-helpresourcesforyourcustomerswithaknowledgebase-Troubleshootingissueswith2-LeggedOAuth]

            h3. Workarounds

            Set up a Trusted application link

            Check your applink is not misconfigured: [Trouble shooting Applink Configuration |https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/SERVICEDESK/Providing+self-help+resources+for+your+customers+with+a+knowledge+base#Providingself-helpresourcesforyourcustomerswithaknowledgebase-Troubleshootingissueswith2-LeggedOAuth]

            Use Service Desk 1.1.6 or better

            (!) If you use JIRA 6.1.7 or older, please take notice of [JIRA Stops working after Disabling or Uninstalling JIRA Service Desk|https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSD-337]


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