Artifactory was working with no issues, the license was really close to expiring so we got the new license and updated it in the artifactory.cluster.license. It was one of the 3 ways to update it per the documentation. Now I get a bad gateway when I try to get to the URL. I am in an airgapped environment.HELP!!!

I’m following JFrog’s knowledge base article for migrating Artifactory to a new node – https://jfrog.com/help/r/artifactory-what-is-the-best-way-to-migrate-a-large-artifactory-instance-with-minimal-downtime/artifactory-what-is-the-best-way-to-migrate-a-large-artifactory-instance-with-minimal-downtime.

The release notes for 7.90.5 explain how the Access Service is now running in a separate JVM.

I’ve set up replication between 2 artifactory instances (both version 7.77.x) with the following settings 0 16 * * * ? * cron-trigger-docu

I recently upgraded my Artifactory instance to 7.84.15. Currently to access the UI I have to go to: http://localhost:8082/ui/. I’d like to make the UI accessible via HTTPS, so I could access it via something like: https://artifactory.example.com/ui/. I looked at the documentation for securing the microservices: https://jfrog.com/help/r/artifactory-functionality-and-usage-of-tls-in-artifactory/artifactory-functionality-and-usage-of-tls-in-artifactory but there doesn’t seem to be anything to allow me to change the port for the UI to 443. How can I secure the UI behind HTTPS using just Artifactory? Do I have to use a reverse proxy?

The official documentation lacks details about which specific permissions are nowadays required to run a docker promotion with this approach: https://jfrog.com/help/r/jfrog-rest-apis/promote-docker-image. Can anyone shed light on this?

The official documentation lacks details about which specific permissions are nowadays required to run a docker promotion with this approach: https://jfrog.com/help/r/jfrog-rest-apis/promote-docker-image. Can anyone shed light on this?

I have an Artifactory install running 6.12.2 that uses LDAP for authentication and hosts a couple of Maven repos. I just tried to do an upgrade to 7.84.14 using the procedure from: https://jfrog.com/help/r/jfrog-installation-setup-documentation/artifactory-version-6.x-to-7.x-upgrade-in-windows. The upgrade seemed to work fine and I’m able to open the web UI. However, I can’t browse my repos nor log in. I checked the logs, but there are no errors indicating why I can’t log in. Is there someplace else to check? What could be wrong?

From the documentation about Add or Remove User from Groups i’ve learned, that on a user I can use the following data structure in order to add or remove group(s) from users. That is what I need.

When writing an Artifactory user plugin that contains a scheduled execution, does deploying the plugin on an Artifactory HA installation cause the task to be executed concurrently on all Artifactory nodes when the interval triggers? Or does Artifactory ensure it runs on only one node when it triggers?