Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
Description
Issue Summary
There might be several different reasons for the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant to be unable to check for the space key conflict, however, if you see the following logs on your server the problem might be the authorization has expired and you need to re-link your Server to your Cloud site.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a plan to migrate a space
- Wait for a few days
- Try to run that same plan again.
Expected Results
The plan would migrate the space
Actual Results
The below exception is thrown in the Atlassian-confluence.log file:
ERROR [Caesium-1-1] [service.check.space.SpaceConflictChecker] error Error executing space keys conflict check.
– checkExecutionId: xxxxxxxxxxxx
com.atlassian.migration.agent.okhttp.HttpServiceException: Bad request. Status code: 401, message: {"code":401,"message":"Unauthorized"}
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Workaround
You can try to re-link your Cloud site to your Server, usually, that will solve the problem if not try Restore the Cloud Migration Assistant for Confluence to its default version, note that will wipe all your previous plans, it's also worth checking for any network appliances that could be blocking traffic and white list Atlassian's Cloud IP's and Domains.
Reach out to support if you continue to have this problem after going through the workaround above.
Re-link your server to Cloud
- Create a new plan in JCMA/CCMA.
- When you advance to the next screen, click on "Choose Cloud Site" JCMA/CCMA will redirect you to the Cloud.
- A drop-down menu will appear so you can select the Cloud site.
- You should be able to proceed with the migration.
Attachments
Issue Links
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MOVE-112790 Loading...
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