Hi, I am currently setting up a Jira test environment. I faced an issue:
1) When I run this command ./start-jira.sh , I am unable to run the localhost.
This is a screenshot of the outcome after i run the command:
I am not sure where it went wrong. Could anyone help with this? Thank you:)
As per logs, tomcat has been started. What is the result when you try to access jira using browser? URL would be like http://localhost:8080
Please replace 8080 with port number you are using.
Hi @Suvarna Gaikwad , this is the result when I tried to access jira using browser http://localhost:8080
I did not change the default port number 8080 in server.xml
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hi I just notificed in you logs, your JRE_HOME is not set. You can set it in setenv.sh and try to restart JIRA. Alternatively you can try to start using startup.sh instead of start-jira.sh
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@Suvarna Gaikwad , ohh I am using JAVA_HOME. Do we have to use JRE_HOME in order to run the localhost?
This is the Java version I am currently using.
I also did run thus command to set the environment
This is the new error, I faced.
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current error is very straightforward. For JIRA version which you are using, use compatible JAVA version which is either 1.8 or 11
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@Suvarna Gaikwad , thank you just realised the latest JAVA version is not compatible!
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