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Jira Home Permission Checks with new Application Server build

Dave.Ainslie@gbgplc.com

I am having issues with running an unattended installation of Jira. Everytime I rebuild a new application server with an existing application-data repository, the installation want to change ownership and permissions on the application-data folder and its sub folder. Is there an option to bypass this check?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

No, the installers do this check because you should have the directories owned by the user who will be running Jira, and if it's not right, Jira may fail.

Dave.Ainslie@gbgplc.com

Thanks for the reply. So how would I be able to scale Jira in a timely manner? Currently, the chown and chmod jobs take over 30mins to complete before the installation finishes. By the time an additional app server completes its build, the demand may have passed.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I'm curious as to why it takes 30 minutes to change the permissions.

Do you have a huge amount of attachments in the system? Millions?

Dave.Ainslie@gbgplc.com

We have 10000s of attachments.

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