When I upgrade with the bin file, I go to the extract file and say “/usr/local/confluence/current/jre/./._bin 、Could not create this file. Shall I try again?”. I look in the directory and there is no jre directory
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Backing up the Confluence installation directory
backup-2020_03_01.zip
backup-2020_02_16.zip
Backing up the Confluence home directory
backup-2020_03_01.zip
com.install4j.runtime.beans.actions.files.CreateZipFileAction failed
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Deleting the previous Confluence installation directory...
Extracting files ...
./._bin
/usr/local/confluence/current/jre/./._bin
Could not create this file. Shall I try again?
Yes [y], Cancel [c]
/usr/local/confluence/current/jre/./._bin
Could not create this file. Shall I try again?
Yes [y], Cancel [c]
/usr/local/confluence/current/jre/./._bin
Could not create this file. Shall I try again?
Yes [y], Cancel [c]
y
/usr/local/confluence/current/jre/./._bin
Could not create this file. Shall I try again?
Yes [y], Cancel [c]
y
/usr/local/confluence/current/jre/./._bin
Could not create this file. Shall I try again?
Yes [y], Cancel [c]
c
Rolling back changes ...
This question was posted a while ago but since there are no answers to it and I just had the same issue, I'll share my experience here.
In my case, the problem was the installation directory was /opt/atlassian/confluence_vernum and then we had a symbolic link for confluence -> confluence_vernum. As part of the upgrade, the installer backs up the installation dir into a ZIP file and deletes the directory, then it creates it again (probably unzipping) the new version's files.
When the installer stopped with that message "Rolling back changes", I checked the filesystem and saw that I was left with a symbolic link (still existing) pointing to a folder that didn't exist anymore. I therefore deleted the symlink, unzipped the backup that had been taken by the installer and renamed the folder to plain "confluence". I then run the installer once more and the installation finished successfully.
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