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Can't access my local JIRA system?

tousifs

hi team,

i am not able to access my local jira system?

regards,

tousif shaikh

Accepted answers

Naren3

Can you check with the following for more information -

<JIRA_HOME>/log/atlassian-jira.log
<JIRA_INSTALL>/logs/catalina.log

As you said you are running into a 404 error, can you check whether the permissions to the JIRA folder are assigned to the user who is starting the JIRA as per this KB.Also there might be other possibilities as mentioned here.

Hope you find it useful!

All comments

Vishnukumar Vasudevan

What does it mean...?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

That's ok, nor can we.

You really do need to give us a LOT more information. Is it running, what do you get on screen, what access did you try before, logs?

Your question is a bit like ringing up a garage and saying "my car doesn't start". The mechanic doesn't even know if you're in the same place as the car, let alone what's wrong - could be a fault, no petrol, lost keys, horder of rampaging penguins, earthquake...

Vishnukumar Vasudevan

Well said Nic.

Rahul Aich [Nagra]

Can you paste the logs please.

Rahul

Vishnukumar Vasudevan

Did you make any changes recently ?

tousifs

i am getting 404 for page.

Naren3

Can you check with the following for more information -

<JIRA_HOME>/log/atlassian-jira.log
<JIRA_INSTALL>/logs/catalina.log

Hope you find it useful!

tousifs

please note:

question face in client interview where we required to know without knowing the logs what could be root cause for this exact ans will be appreaciated.

1) it can be related to permissions.

2) or decoding can be one reason.

i have registered couple of plugins for atlassian market place means i am well versed of basic things

thanks for your ans.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Then you're asking completely the wrong question.

The single most important tool that you have for diagnosing problems is the logs. If you want people to answer without reading the logs, all you can really say is:

1. Are you sure it is running?

2. Can you access it from the local machine?

3. I need the logs. If you're too dumb to give them to me, I don't want to work for you.

Any other answer, in the absence of log information, could be any one of thousands of things, all of which you need access to the logs to diagnose. Permissions, database errors, networking, penguins chewing on wires.... Anything that could go wrong with any computer system could be a root cause.