I'm having some trouble with my JIRA installation. It's a totally fresh installation on an explicitly supported version of Postgres. Very mysterious. Has anybody else come across this?
The exception is an org.ofbiz.core.entity.GenericDataSourceException and it occurs while starting the com.atlassian.jira.cache.monitor.CacheStatisticsMonitor component.
The message is "JIRA Startup Failed" specifically ERROR: relation "public.clusteredjob" does not exist . I have even tried manually installing the schema for this relation, to no avail.
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Just a thought, but have you checked if the version of the JDBC driver you are using is correct?
Thanks Chris. The problem was that in the in dbconfig.xml file I had specified that the database-type parameter was postgres but it needs to be postgres72.
Apparently "postgres72 is the only thing that works". See Jamie Echlin's answer here - Values for database type for Postgresql .
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