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How can you turn off emoticons in Crucible?
Asked by Michael Roff:

We have recently disabled JIRA emoticons using the details from this issue:

<https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-18566>

However, there doesn't seem to be a corresponding option in Crucible.

Does anyone know of a way to remove the emoticons support in Crucible as for technical details it has a very negative impact on key information being provided and looks unprofessional.

Thanks, Mick  


Answers:
author: Renan Battaglin
body: Unfortunately, it is not possible to disable it at the "objectives" field as the wiki-markup was not implemented in the same way as in JIRA. Instead of XML, the settings are all hard-coded in the Java code.

I've updated the Improvement Request so it can contain all the places that need to be covered (commit messages and review objectives).

comments: author: Michael Roff
body: OK thanks Renan, I appreciate the thurough response.


author: Renan Battaglin
body: When you say "default" you mean the option under: Admin \>\> Defaults \>\> Commit Messages?

This option is used only if the repository didn't have its configuration customized under: Repositories \>\> click on the repository \>\> Commit Messages

Is this the case? The repo still has its "Use the system default settings for commit message syntax" option checked and the emoticons are being displayed at the activity stream? If so, please let me know what repo model you are using. I would like to try to reproduce the proplem locally.

Cheers,

Renan

comments: author: Michael Roff
body: Sorry Renan, my mistake.

The commit message had been copied into the objectives field for the review. The commit itself does not show the emoticon but the objective does.

Is there an option to set the objectives field to text only?


author: Renan Battaglin
body: Hi VegasMick,

Because of the way that the wiki markup in FeCru was implemented, it is not possible to disable only part of it (emoticons).

The only way to disable the emoticons would be to disable wiki markup for the repository (Admin console \>\> Repositories \>\> click on the repository \>\> Commit Messages \>\> select "Plain Text" in the list box).

I've created the following Improvement Request so that we can have this considered:

<https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE-4158>

Please vote on this issue and add it to your [JIRA watch list](http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/latest/voterswatchers.html) for future updates.  
Also, feel free to add any comments you think are necessary and/or important.

Cheers,

Renan

comments: author: Michael Roff
body: Thanks Renan.

I wasn't aware of the text option for commit messages - so this actually helps out a lot.

BUT, as I look at our current default setting in FeCru, the default is text not wiki markup.

So I am not sure why emoticons are displaying in our commit messages ?? :(
SDK 3.11 ERROR fastdev plugin does not get enabled
Asked by Marek Gimza:

I have d/loaded the SDK (ver 3.11), created a new fecru plugin ( atlas-create-fecru-plugin ) and just ran the app without any changes ( atlas-run ).

Unfortunately I get an error message stating that the fastdev plugin could not be enabled.

INFO 13:51:18 ERROR - Unable to enable plugin com.atlassian.labs.fastdev-plugin

INFO com.atlassian.plugin.osgi.container.OsgiContainerException: Cannot start plugin: com.atlassian.labs.fastdev-plugin

...etc...

INFO Caused by: org.osgi.framework.BundleException: Unresolved constraint in bundle com.atlassian.labs.fastdev-plugin 44 : Unable to resolve 44.0: missing requirement 44.0 package; (\&(package=com.atlassian.plugins.rest.common.security)(version\>=2.4.0))

INFO at org.apache.felix.framework.Felix.resolveBundle(Felix.java:3409)

INFO at org.apache.felix.framework.Felix.startBundle(Felix.java:1709)

INFO at org.apache.felix.framework.BundleImpl.start(BundleImpl.java:905)

INFO at org.apache.felix.framework.BundleImpl.start(BundleImpl.java:892)

INFO at com.atlassian.plugin.osgi.factory.OsgiPlugin.enableInternal(OsgiPlugin.java:382)

INFO ... 38 more

I know that the SDK is FREE, but I have extensively searched the forums and ASK web-sites for a solution with no success ... I only noticed an open JIRA ticket for this problem.

Is it possible there is a version mismatch somewhere?

Thanks,

MArek Gimza


Answers:
author: Daniel R
body: ```
It looks like the atlas-run command pulls FishEye/Crucible version 2.5.4 (track 
this issue here:atlas-run Pulls FeCru 2.5.4 Instead of RELEASE) and the plugin 
version 1.9.1 is incompatible with this version (track this issue here: 
FastDev Plugin Incompatible With FeCru 2.5.4).

Run the the following command instead to pull the latest version of 
FishEye/Crucible:

atlas-run --version 2.7.14-SNAPSHOT

Thanks,
Daniel
```
How do you get Fisheye to only listen on 1 IP address
Asked by Bernard O'Flynn:

I have fisheye/crucible on a windows server that has an IIS web site already on it (an OSQA one like this)

I have got IIS to only listen to 1 IP address.

But Fisheye seems to be stealing the http requests so any request to that server end up at crucible/fisheye.


Answers:
author: Bernard O'Flynn
body: There are 2 IPs on the server.I should be able to assign one to IIS and one to Fisheye.


author: parthiban subramaniam
body: I don't see how that is possible if they are running on the same machine?

They need to bind on a port and if it's already used up by another service or application it will fail to start up.

If they are bound to different port then its a redirection issue on IIS

If there is a redirection setup on IIS check there to see if you can differentiate and redirect based on context or URL/virtualhost settings


author: Bernard O'Flynn
body: I've set IIS to listen to 10.0.0.1 port 80 and I've set fisheye/crucible to 10.0.0.2:80 in the bind section of the config.

But when I go to [crucible.x.com](http://crucible.x.com) I go to the crucible site. And when I go to [answers.x.com](http://answers.x.com) I also go to the crucible site. DNS is correct.

I've tried setting the bind entry to the ip address and the dns name for crucible and its still not working :(


author: parthiban subramaniam
body: Try

\<web-server context="fisheye"\>  
\<http bind="127.0.0.1:8060"/\>  
\</web-server\>

Think you can specifiy this on the UI as well and specify proxy settings

comments: author: Bernard O'Flynn
body: I've set IIS to listen to 10.0.0.1 port 80 and I've set fisheye/crucible to 10.0.0.2:80 in the bind section of the config.

But when I go to [crucible.x.com](http://crucible.x.com/) I go to the crucible site. And when I go to [answers.x.com](http://answers.x.com/) I also go to the crucible site. DNS is correct.

I've tried setting the bind entry to the ip address and the dns name for crucible and its still not working :(


author: rverschoor
body: According to [Configuring the FishEye Web Server](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Configuring+the+FishEye+Web+Server):

Setting **HTTP Bind:** The hostname the FishEye web server will bind to. This can take the form of a host name and port number, or you can leave the host name blank. If no host name is specified, then FishEye will bind to all available interfaces.

So instead of using ":8060" try "ip.add.dr.ess:8060".  
Haven't tried this myself...
Error while using FishEye
Asked by Kedar Sushil Lachke:

I was not able to login in FishEye.

One day before this i was able to login. I have attach the screen shot with this.

thank you.

![](../../upfiles/fisheye.JPG)


Answers:
author: seb
body: It looks like you have configured FishEye to authenticate it's users against Crowd, but Crowd does not seem to be accessible.

comments: author: seb
body: I am not sure, it is possible that the log message is a red herring. I would suggest ensuring that you are using the correct username/password, then starting FishEye with debug logging enabled to troubleshoot more.

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Command-Line+Options>


author: Kedar Sushil Lachke
body: Hi Seb,

Thanks for the response!

I haven't installed Crowd on this system. Is there any other reason why I get this error?

Thanks,

Kedar
Crucible Command Line Interface
Asked by Eman Jado:

Hi,

According to this web page:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE020/Crucible+Command+Line+Interface>

There is crucible-cli-1.0.0-distribution.zip package. But I could not download the package because the server responeded with an error:

error message

Not Found

the requested URL /svn/public/contrib/crucible/crucible-cli/distribution/crucible-cli-1.0.0-distribution.zip was not found on this server.

apache/2.2.3 (Red Hat) Server at [svn.atlassian.com](http://svn.atlassian.com) Port 80

End of error message

Is Crucible command line interface feature still available? if it is, would you please provide me with the link to download the package. If it is not, does Atlaissan provide an alternative (i.e is there a replacement?)

Thank you,


Answers:
author: Bob Swift (personal)
body: [Crucible Command Line Interface](https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/display/crucli) is the correct reference. I added a comment on that old page with the new reference.
Can I have a different number of users licensed for FishEye & Crucible?
Asked by Mark McD:

I'm running a combined FishEye + Crucible server and have two separate licenses (100 users each).

I'd like to be able to upgrade the FishEye portion but not the Crucible portion as I have a lot of people who need to browse and search our code, but not participate in code reviews.

Will this work? How do I determine which users are excluded from Crucible to meet the licensing requirements?


Answers:
author: Alexander Taler
body: According to the Crucible Purchasing FAQ you can have more FishEye users than Crucible users.

<http://www.atlassian.com/licensing/crucible#downloadlicenses-1>


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How do I get Fisheye/Crucible to link to a fork in github
Asked by Bernard O'Flynn:

most of our code is in github.com/companyname/project.git

However we have a fork of our code that is in github.com/companyfork/project.git

But Fisheye won't connect to it? Any ideas?


Answers:
author: Douglas Fabretti
body: Hi Bernard.

Could you please open an issue on: <http://support.atlassian.com> so we can continue assiting you?

We will need the logs from the addition attempt.

Thank you in advance.

Cheers,  
**Douglas Fabretti**   
**Atlassian Support**
Hide E-Mail address
Asked by Jens Jens:

How can I hide the comitter's E-Mail Addresses while anonymous access is activated?

In found the option in Jira \& Confluence but the E-Mail addresses in Source/Review are still visible.


Answers:
author: Gary
body: Hi Jens,

Unfortunately this is not pssible, as this is part of the created audit trail to track who made commits.

Cheers,

Gary


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integration between svn, jira and code review
Asked by Berny:

Our company workflow is:

- developer creates a svn patch and submit the svn patch to code review

- after the code review the developer commits the patch to the svn and automatically close the review and mark jira ticket as resolved (using svn post-commit hooks for code review app and jira ).

It is possible using OnDemand infrastructure to have the same flow?

I have seen that I can create a review with pre-commit patch in Crucible, but I didn't find a way to automatically close a review and a jira after a svn commit.

Thank you


Answers:
author: Ellen Feaheny [AppFusions]
body: Hi Berny

I think your answer is in here -

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Using+Smart+Commits>

But what I don't know is if this is also supported in Atlassian OnDemand.

Try it and let us know! :)

==

If not - happy to help you with moving to direct managed hosting, where you still get 24x7 opps support, including upgrades, backups, monitoriing, etc. and also can install any plugin at <http://marketplace.atlassian.com> without restrictions - so, bonus. System migration effort included.

Happy to explain the options to you - email me if interested.

Best,

Ellen

[ellen@appfusions.com](mailto:ellen@appfusions.com)

(we can also help you sort licensing, PO quotes, etc. as an Atlassian reseller)


author: Berny
body: the option is not present in the online version


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Subscribe for changes in Crucible
Asked by Pavel Stepanov:

I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to subscribe for changes in specific folders/files in Crucible, so a review will be created and assigned automatically after the specific code was updated.

Does anyone has experience with this?


Answers:
author: LeonardoL
body: Hi Pavel,

Have you tried to use Smart Commits in order perform this? With smart commits is possible to create a review and add a reviewer when commiting. Here's more information about how to use and what is possible to do with smart commits:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Using+Smart+Commits>

I hope it helps.

Cheers,

Leonardo.
What is crucible doing when it says "Sorry, looks like you caught us doing maintenance"?
Asked by Trevor Samaroo:

Hi,

1. what exactly is crucible/fisheye doing when i see this message?
2. how can i control the time at which it does this.

It seems to have choses 7PM NY time to always do this, and sometimes it never returns.

Thanks!


Answers:
author: seb
body: It is possible that you have configured your scheduled backups to be run at that time. When performing a backup, Crucible will lock out all access to ensure a successful backup can complete.

comments: author: Trevor Samaroo
body: thanks...got confused - you are correct.
Is it possible to add all GitHub repos under a GitHub organization?teams?
Asked by christ:

Is it possible to add all GitHub repos under a GitHub organization/teams? Using the GitHub API something like

List team repos {#toc-hId--1331287214}
--------------------------------------

    GET /teams/:id/repos


Answers:
author: Felipe Kraemer
body: Hi Chris,

If I understand this correctly, this functinality is unfortunately not possible.

You need to add one repository at a time by following [this document](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Git), and the repositories cannot be grouped by team / organization / subject in the FishEye user interface.

If I didn't understand this correctly, could you please shed some light on the subject?

Thanks!
Fisheye + Crucible + Crowd : database usage
Asked by Oscar Picasso:

Hi,

We plan to install Fisheye to view and manage git repositories, and use also Crucible for code review.

We will use Crowd for single sign on. Crowd will mostly authenticate user with our corporate LDAP but we will have some local crowd users.

For each of the product, what is the role of the database:

- fisheye. indexing? other? if the database crashes can we regenerate it from the git repositories (reindexing maybe?)

- crucible : same question as for fisheye

- crowd: storing local crowd users? other?


Answers:
author: Alexander Taler
body: FishEye and Crucible share a database, so only one backup.

Crucible stores all of your code reviews including comments and feedback. This is important historical information, particularly if you have any audit requirements for performing code reviews. There are also a number of user configuration settings.

FishEye includes an administrative option for scheduling backups to disk, all you need to do is copy it off or configure a remote drive. Doing backups is definitely the easier solution in this case.

comments: author: Chii
body: Fisheye's index is not stored in the database, nor are the repository names and its configuration. In Fisheye, the database is used for storing user information (such as login, watches, and display preferences such as the diff options when viewing a diff).

Crucible uses the same user information as Fisheye, and also stores its review comments and other metadata in the database.

If you simply backup the database, it will mostly work, except that reviews with uploaded patches and/or attachments will be missing (those are stored on disk).

Backing up both the database, and home directory (set as FISHEYE_INST) will be the most comprehensive. You can also take advantage of the built-in backup feature, which will backup everything required to recreate the instance.


author: V
body: In general for any Atlassian product it is advisable to take back up of both Database and the Home directory.

comments: author: SimonS
body: Please disregard the downvote - I accidentally clicked it and I can't undo it :( I'll replace your karma.


author: Oscar Picasso
body: Thanks for your answers.

If I use the built-in backup feature, does it also take care of backing up the git repositories?

If not, I guess I need to backup those git repositories separately. But in such a case there is a risk of desynchronization between the fisheye backup and the git backups. What is the best practice deal with that ?

comments: author: Oscar Picasso
body: Actually, the fisheye documentation seems to provide the answers. Sorry for the noise.


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How do I upload source code? (baseline)
Asked by Jatin Patel:

Hi -

I want to upload baseline source code that I have for all my projects. How do I do this? Please send me instructions to do so. This is very urgent.

The source code was developed by a vendor using SVN. Now there is no longer a vendor and we need to use OnDemand tools for everything including source code control.

Thanks,

Jatin

[jatin@speadi.com](mailto:jatin@speadi.com)

7329628896


Answers:
author: Jatin Patel
body: Hi,I do not have existing repository - hence I filed a ticket. I just have flat source code files.There's no tags, dumps, svn etc.Thanks,Jatin

comments: author: TimT
body: I see. You can find instructions for that here https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Importing+Unversioned+Data+into+Subversion


author: Jatin Patel
body: Hi Tim,I tried using these instructions earlier and went bonkers. I really don't know how to make it work using mac. Also, how do you open a subversion console in Mac? Everytime, I provided trunk of my project (onDemand), it keeps giving me error.Do you have additional detailed step-by-step instructions? Command-line just gives me more errors.just let me know what tool and detailed instructions - for eg one of my projects is IOS at [speadi.atlassian.net](http://speadi.atlassian.net)Thanks,Jatin


author: TimT
body: You can import your existing repository by following the instructions at <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Importing+Versioned+Data+into+Subversion>


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Crucible Jira Issues are going unassiged?
Asked by Avdhesh Chauhan:

Hi,

I am creating Jira issues through crucible but it is going unassiged please help me regarding this..


Answers:
author: Alok kumar Singh
body: Did you add users to the project for which you are creating the issue in JIRA. After adding the users you can assign the issue explicitely....


author: Alok kumar Singh
body: If you like the answers....mark it as accept...

comments: author: Avdhesh Chauhan
body: But as stated earlier our problem is still same.

we are creating issues from crucible and still issues are going unassigned in our JIRA.

**"The issue is created, but in JIRA its unassigned - though in JIRA we have made settings "Allow unassigned issues as NO", the same we did while integrating the JIRA with fisheye aas well"**

**Please help us regarding the same.**


author: Alok kumar Singh
body: Once after creating your review, go to Edit Details\>\>Reviewers(when you click on this it will show the added users) you would be able to add only users who has been added to the particular project for which you are creating the review\>\>Done.

comments: author: Avdhesh Chauhan
body: Thanks for the update, we are able to get the users name in the dropdownlist when we create review

We are assigining to a particular users, who has access to the project in JIRA (both JIRA and Fisheye use LDAP credentails only)

The issue is created, but in JIRA its unassigned - though in JIRA we have made settings "Allow unassigned issues as NO", the same we did while integrating the JIRA with fisheye aas well


author: Avdhesh Chauhan
body: Somebody please help on this, this is very critical for us??????


author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: Set up issues to be assigned to Project lead by default or to Component lead by default. Or do you want to assign to specific people on issue creation?

comments: author: Avdhesh Chauhan
body: Sir we want to assign to a particular user?

as in crucible we are getting option to choose the user, still we are choosing the user name in crucible but still it going unassigned.

please help sir.


author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: Does that user has assignable permission in the project you are creating the issue?


author: Renjith Pillai
body: Didnt understand your statement "as in crucible we are getting option to choose the user". AFAIK Crucible does not have a feature to select who will be the assignee for the issues created. The user you specify is used to create the issue.

Why don't you assign a workflow condition for the sub-task type that you have mapped in Crucible to assign the issue to a particular user.

And if you can tell me what is the reason for such a usecase to assign all the issues to a single person?
Upload more than one file at a time
Asked by Samuel Tremblay:

Hi,

We just purchased a version of crucible on demand and we don't want to upload the entire svn project repository to create review.

<br />

There is an option to upload just one file and also an option to upload a snippet of code but is it possible to upload more than one file at a time?

Can we create an application using one of yours API to automate the process of creating a review without using the web interface?

Thank you very much.


Answers:
author: aborowski
body: You should try to add your svn repository with initial import start revision.

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/fisheye/subversion-298976887.html>

Also consider uploading patches (aka precommits)

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/crucible/creating-patch-files-for-pre-commit-reviews-298977458.html>


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GIt DVCS OnDemand
Asked by Sherief El-Feky:

when will it be posible to integrate git with DVCS and OnDemand fisheye and crucible?


Answers:
author: Azwandi Mohd Aris
body: You might want to have a look at this similar thread - https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/17866/does-crucible-fisheye-for-ondemand-support-git-repos-if-so-how-do-you-set-it-up


author: hhung
body: Hi, we've just recently announced some changes to OnDemand which is relevant to your question about DVCS, FishEye and Crucible OnDemand.

Have a read of the [official announcement](http://go-dvcs.atlassian.com/display/EOL/Source+Review+Bundle+End+of+Service)and [FAQ](http://go-dvcs.atlassian.com/display/EOL/FAQ) if you have any questions.

If you still have any outstanding questions, feel free to ask them [here](/questions/95199/subversion-fisheye-crucible-the-source-review-bundle-on-ondemand-end-of-service), thanks.


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