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upmconfig is not readonly

Klaidas Wikar September 8, 2025

Hi, I'm running a Jira data center instance through redhat. I'm trying to configure the UPM stuff but its telling me that my upm.properties and truststore are not readonly. This is what its outputting when I check to make sure the permissions are set correctly -r--r--r--. Not sure what else it could mean by read only? I attempted to disable the UPM check with "--Datlassian.upm.signature.check.disabled=true" so I can do what I need to do, but adding that line just caused my instance to not start up. Not sure what else to do. 

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Klaidas Wikar September 8, 2025

For those of you having a similar issue the solution is to make upm.properties and truststore immutable with sudo chattr +i <file-name>. Why they only say to make the files read only is beyond me. 

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Michal Patoprsty October 1, 2025

@Klaidas Wikar just a followup regarding your instance not starting up because of that argument. I think it's an Atlassian typo in documentation.

In my opinion it should be correctly without double  -- and correct way should be: 

 

-Datlassian.upm.signature.check.disabled=true

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