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Getting error message while upgrading Confluence 6.8.1 to 6.13.4

Srimanta_Mukherjee

When executing the bin file, the following error is received:

confluence$ ./atlassian-confluence-6.13.4-x64.bin
Unpacking JRE ...
Starting Installer ...
Error: dl failure on line 893
Error: failed /confluence/atlassian-confluence-6.13.4-x64.bin.25781.dir/jre/lib/amd64/server/libjvm.so, because /confluence/atlassian-confluence-6.13.4-x64.bin.25781.dir/jre/lib/amd64/server/libjvm.so: ELF file OS ABI invalid

The process stops after that. Ideas?

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Dharma Ramos

I am not sure about the reason for the error, but are you aware that there is a security advisory that lists the version you are upgrading to as an affected version?

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-security-advisory-2019-04-17-968660855.html

Andrew_g4chs4

Hi @Srimanta_Mukherjee ,

Maybe selinux or your OS is x32?

B.R.

Srimanta_Mukherjee

Yes Dharma, so tried upgrading to 6.13.4. Got the same error as above.

Srimanta_Mukherjee

The OS version is 64-bit.

confluence$ uname -m
x86_64

Andrew_g4chs4

Selinux enabled? If yes try disabled.

Daniel Eads

Hi Srimanta,

Confluence 6.13 uses AdoptOpenJDK instead of the previous Oracle JRE for its Java environment. I was able to find similar errors for folks in the OpenJDK project who were running on CentOS 5. What operating system are you running specifically?

If you are on CentOS 5 (or another release from that era), you may get around this by using your system's Java instead. Our requirements for Confluence 6.13 are simply Java 8, either Oracle or AdoptOpenJDK, although in our supported platforms document we advise against a couple specific releases known to have bugs.

Assuming you want to use system Java, we have a walkthrough for using the archive file to install Confluence. This will be a tar.gz file instead of the .bin installer, and takes a little longer to set up than the .bin installer overall.

Let me know if you have questions!

Cheers,
Daniel

Jeem Tan

So there was no solution to this but alternatives?

I faced a similar problem. But for me, I am performing an upgrade and by using the tar.gz file on my linux 64bit machine, is going to be alot of work.

Daniel Eads

Hi Jeem,

What specific error are you getting when trying to upgrade? What version of Confluence do you currently have and what version are you trying to upgrade to? What operating system are you using?

Thanks,
Daniel | Atlassian Support

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