Hi,
What sort of action do you want to have using Move?
Simple install the plugin in another location and copy the existing license to the Jira instance of Server 2. Note: Better to move license only if the version of both installed plugin are SAME.
Hi @Piyush A (STR) Thank you for your response.
But, what I mean if the server 2 is localhost( offline ). So, what the best way to move plugins to server 2? Is there any way like copy some folders or something like that.
Thank you
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To be clear, is a single Jira with 2 server or different JIRA instance on separate servers?
Generally, Understanding the 3rd Party Plugins:
Technically with most add-ons you can install are in
<jira-home>/plugins/installed-plugins
Plugin cache is stored in the following locations: <JIRA_HOME>/plugins/.bundled-plugins and <JIRA_HOME>/plugins/.osgi-plugins. The contents of these folders can be cleared when JIRA is shutdown. The cache will be regenerated automatically on JIRA start-up.
Often times when plugins fail to load on start-up or cease to function. There is a concern that the data is lost. If the plugin is failing to enable either on startup or during operation. The data is actually stored in the database. Depending on the plugin where it is specifically stored can vary by plugin. This is why it's important to have a good back-up policy to ensure data recovery in the case of plugin corruption. Just to be clear the JAR files contain the classes etc for the plugin to load but the plugin data is actually stored in the database.
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