Open jmettup opened 3 years ago
Please make this as a high priority as this is impacting our production.
Hello,
I see that you say that you put the executable at the correct location, but it might be that a) you've accidentally missed /external-hooks/
sub-directory in the path while putting the hook script on the server, since it is missing on the screenshot (e. g. screenshot says /var/stash_home/shared/push_validati...
);
b) actually, a relative path to the script should be used in the Executable
field when Safe Mode
is enabled, you need to put just push_validati...
(your executable name) here.
So, could you please double check next two points before we will proceed further?
executable is located at the following path on the server: /var/stash_home/shared/external-hooks/push_validati...
the Executive
field in the hook configuration dialog is set to push_validati...
I have upgraded Bitbucket from 5.6.3 to 7.17.4 DC version, use External Hooks 12.0.1 version, and also met this error. It seems there is no a folder named "external-hooks" after upgrade External Hooks plugin. I have tried create a folder "external-hooks" under "/var/atlassian/application-data/Bitbucket/shared/", and in "/var/atlassian/application-data/Bitbucket/shared/external-hooks/, I create a test.sh file for test, but it shows "Executable does not exist". Could you look at this issue again? Thank you.
Hi Team,
we are facing issue while enabling the pre-receive external hook on our repos. The executable script we used to use since the beginning suddenly stopped working . when trying to enable we are getting error as below:- "Bitbucket is running in DataCenter mode. You must use "safe mode" option."
please refer to screenshots and when i enable the safe mode on the hook we get error as below:- Executable does not exist
We have the executable in the correct location and the ownership and permissions are still intact and correct.
Please advise as this is impacting our production. Please refer to the 2 screenshots which actually shows the errors.
Thank You, Jag