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How can I deactivate an add-on by command line?

Begoña Bonet

Hi,

We have problems because after activating a plugin (Subversion plugin ALM) it has stated to indexing repositories and JIRA interface keeps locked for users. Thus we can't access as administrator to add-on management option to deactivate it.

It's possible to deactivate an add-on from command line?

Thanks

Begoña

Accepted answers

Boris Berenberg

You can shut down JIRA, then remove the add-on from the <JIRA HOME>/plugins/installed-plugins folder.

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Boris Berenberg

You can shut down JIRA, then remove the add-on from the <JIRA HOME>/plugins/installed-plugins folder.

Andriy Yakovlev [Atlassian]

Another method, more complex:
(!) Always backup your data before performing any modification to the database. If possible, try your modifications on a test server.

Execute SQL query and find your plugin key

SELECT * FROM pluginversion where pluginname like '%text%';

Execute SQL query and disable plugin:

INSERT into pluginstate (pluginkey, pluginenabled) VALUES ('&lt;pluginkey from query above&gt;','false');

Restart JIRA

Begoña Bonet

Thanks Boris! It worked!

Suyash Jain _Appfire_

Hi,

I can't locate table pluginversion in Confluence 5.8.4 as well as the latest v6.2.3. Has the approach changed or the table names are changed.

Thanks

Suyash

Trevor Hunt

A new, better solution is to disable via the command line as outlined in this article. This is particularly useful when restoring a dev instance from a prod backup.

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