1 - Make sure your Jira is able to communicate Webhooks to the outside world

2 - Jira server: Check if a request to our server succeeds from the machine on which your Jira is running

Open a new shell on the host of the machine on which your Jira is running on
(for linux) issue the following command:
```
curl -v -d "test=1" -X POST https://wlistener2.piplanning.io/foo:jira:bar
```
=> You most likely will have a network issue (e.g. Firewall) if the requests fails (Timeout, DNS error etc).

Summary:

This will only log an entry when the webhook has been triggered, so if you don't see any entries, the webhook is not triggering.

You should see some entry like:

AO_4AEACD_WEBHOOK_DAO {ID = 1} 55838
<Possible warning / errors from Jira will appear here>

The location of the log depends on your configuration. By default you will find it (Linux) /opt/atlassian/jira/logs/catalina.log

Reach out to service@rentouch.ch if you have challenges with your Webhook configuration.