I'm trying to upgrade Jira Data Center with a single node version 8.2.3 to 8.13.x I'm running the linux .bin installer for 8.13.x and when I input the existing software install location. I get the following:
The directory you have selected is not a valid Jira Software installation directory.
Finishing installation ...
I've worked with Jira for years and never seen this type of error.
Can anyone help me with this???
Thanks every I think I've figured it out.
In the past I would stop the application, do my back ups then run the application's installer. now JDC has the ability to "put jira into upgrade mode" in order to upgrade JDC the application must be running.
I ran the .bin installer while the application is running and I'm seeing the correct results:
Existing installation directory:
[/opt/Jira Software]
/opt/apps/atlassian/jira/
Back up Jira home directory
The upgrade process will automatically back up your Jira installation
directory. You can also choose to back up your existing Jira home directory.
Both directories are backed up as zip archive files in their respective
parent directory locations.
We strongly recommend choosing this option in the unlikely event that you
experience problems with the upgrade and may require these backups to
restore your existing Jira installation.
If you have many attachments in your Jira home directory, the zip archive of
this directory may consume a significant amount of disk space.
Back up Jira home directory?
Yes [y], No [n, Enter]
Thanks again!
Hi!
could you run the next command please?
ps aux | grep java
Then please check permissions.
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the result is: /opt/apps/atlassian/jira/jre//bin/java -Djava.util.logging.config.file=/opt/apps/atlassian/jira/conf/logging.properties -Djava.util.logging.manager=org.apache.juli.ClassLoaderLogManager -Xms16384m -Xmx16384m -XX:Initi
basically: /opt/apps/atlassian/jira...
but when I put that in I get the fore-mentioned error.
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Hi @MAJ
Can you enter the absolute path and check once?
By default it's /opt/atlassian/jira
To check the installation directory of Jira - Check the script where it's running from by searching the process (ps -ef | grep jira)
You could change the terminal you are working from and check if it solves the problem
Let me know if it goes well
Thanks
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ps -ef | grep jira:
/opt/apps/atlassian/jira/
which is where I know it's installed
but when I attempted to run the .bin installer I get he fore-mentioned error.
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