I am trying to install JIRA for the first time and am unable to connect to the database. I keep getting the error message ' Error connecting to database. No suitable driver found for jdbc:postgresql://http://xx:5432/jiradb'
I am not a professional user when it comes to Linux. I would really need step by step directions to resolve the issue here.
I am running Cent OS 7 and as a database I opted to use Postgresql. From my understanding and following the instructions, I thought the JDBC drivers for Postgres would be part of the install, but that doesn't seem like to be the case.
I went over to Jira website and downloaded the 'postgresql-9.4-1202.jdbc41.jar' JDBC driver, but I'm not 'exactly' which directory to upload it into. I have created the users and db as indicated in the docs, but still no luck here. What do i need to do to get to the next steps here. Here are some images, not sure if they help, but here they are:
Any help here would be appreciated.
@Ajay Dham Although i'm using MySql Db i think the place for the driver is the same ....
"C:\Atlassian\JIRA\lib" <--- This is my path where i have my "mysql-connector-java-5.1.46-bin.jar "....
Find where is this folder in your system and copy it inside the lib folder...
Give it a shot and I hope i'm not answering wrong!
Best,
The default path for Linux installations is /opt/atlassian/jira/ so the drivers would be under /opt/atlassian/jira/lib
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Thank you @Keri !
It is good to know although i use Windows, in case i have to use Linux sometime ;).
Kind Regards
Christos
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