The system did not pass the code caching check, however increasing the size up to 768 megabytes the error persists. What size needs to be set for the system to work correctly?
Of course I restarted, which is interesting editing the setenv.bat file does not change the settings. At first I tried to increase dynamic memory, set the maximum and minimum values to 4096, restarted the service but the size did not change, only changing the values in the registry helped.
Yes, it seems to be the recommended way
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The setenv.bat file is missing the section set JVM_SUPPORT_RECOMMENDED_ARGS =
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The article you refer to is about increasing dynamic memory, I have a question about the size of the code cache. By default it was 256, the check for cache size in the setenv.bat file ceased to pass, set the value to 768, but the check still fails. Raised the value even until 2048, the result is the same
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Same on linux my setenv.sh does not have this and manually entering it and putting it at 1024m still returns the error
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SOLVED. Confluence deployed on the Windows platform does not take the parameters specified in the setenv.bat file at all, everything is taken from the registry. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Apache Software Foundation\Procrun 2.0\Confluence200120093415\Parameters\Java multi-line parameter Options at the end added memory parameters for the code cache
-XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize = 256m
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These exact parameter and the registry path were mentioned the article I sent earlier:
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Hi @Артем Ларионов and welcome to the Community!
It may be a rather dumb question but have you restarted the Confluence after you increased the parameter?
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