Hi,
I gave bamboo.home directory as
<path>/bamboo-home
which is totally different then Bamboo Installation as below
<path>/atlassian-bamboo-6.8.1
However when I started Bamboo server (using sudo su)
It created a directory inside installation path like this with a special character folder also getting created
<path>/atlassian-bamboo-6.8.1/ââ¨/<path>/bamboo-home
I am following this documentation
https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo0607/installing-bamboo-on-mac-os-x-966044823.html
Can someone help me with this please?
Why it is creating folder inside installation directory?
Thanks,
Somendu
For users who are upgrading Bamboo from older version to new version (example: 9.6) in windows, the .exe file is not present now. You need to download the zip file and then extract it.
When setting up the bamboo home to old path, you need to add one more slash "\".
Example: If your existing home directory is in C drive --> Bamboohome folder, then path should be set as
bamboo.home=C:\\BambooHome
The special character looks like it is a UTF-8 "BOM" (U+FEFF). Some editors including Notepad insert this character in text files when saving as UTF-8. Since this BOM is a zero-width space character, it's an invisible marker.
Solution: save as plan ASCII.
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Hi @somendu
Difficult to know what exactly is happening there, but lets double check the Bamboo home configuration.
The file to configure it is located at:
<path>/atlassian-bamboo-6.8.1/atlassian-bamboo/WEB-INF/classes/bamboo-init.properties
The line should be like:
bamboo.home=/<path>/bamboo-home
Please make sure you have an absolute path here. It should start with "/" and the folder bamboo-home does not need to exist.
Another observation is that you should not use sudo su to run the Bamboo process. The best option is to make sure the user running it is the owner of both Bamboo install and Bamboo home folders.
Suggestion for moving forward
If that does not solve the issue we will probably need to dig into your server logs.
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Hello Daniel,
Glad to hear from you. The problem got resolved automatically.
I deleted Atlassian setup.
Downloaded new and done all process, and bamboo-home folder got created properly.
Hope it works fine moving forward :)
Thanks,
Somendu
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I'm glad that you are moving forward.
If you have new questions don't hesitate to come back to our community =]
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