Hi,
To enable https only i want to start the configuration tool. If i do so using the /opt/atlassian/jira/bin/config.sh file on Centos 6 over CLI i get the error:
No JRE_HOME or JAVA_HOME environment variable is set - attempting to just run java command
./config.sh: Zeile 36: java: command not found.
I'm using jira standalone for Linux
Is it possible to install oracle jdk für standalone or will it interfer with bundle jre? (x11 forwarding to client pc (putty and x11 server on client) is no problem).
If it's noit possible to use jira configuration tool on cli: where and how can i setup https only (in server.xml)?
thanks in advance
You should just install the Oracle JDK in the system. It should not interfere with JIRA's bundled JRE. Then the script will work.
Cheers,
Boris
This does not work on Centos 7. Installing java jdk and setting java home will still not allow to use config.sh
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I have the same problem as Elias has (i'm working on ubuntu)
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what is the difference between setting 'https only' in Jira configuration tool and to edit the WEB-INF/web.xml for redirecting all to https? Will the http port be closed on tool setting, or it's just redirecting too?
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ok with cfg tool and https only http Prot is completely disabled (so it's the preferred method)
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