Hello, Is it possible to install JIRA in an offline-environment without any internet connection? From my experiments, it seems that it is indeed not possible. Is there any way to make it possible? The installation seems to finish - but it doesn't seem complete. Nothing shows up on the screen - other than the top bar, but it is clear that some images are missing. Afterwards, I can't refresh the page and it seems the installation is botched. Steps followed: * Install JIRA * Go through set up and set up with custom database * Create organization name * Create admin user... Last note: I believe there should be a point where I would see something like "JIRA plugins are being installed" , along with a loading bar. This doesn't seem to happen when installing and configuring JIRA in an online environment. Some question with bitbucket. Thank you. Looking forward to hearing back.

Looks like it does work now. I think the biggest problem was not enough RAM. I was only providing 1.5 GB Some of the icons are still missing - for instance when choosing avatar during installation. Any idea about that? though that is completely minor

First of all, thank you for your prompt responses. I will try once again. Providing the the license key. This test is being done on a fresh virtual machine in a network without any internet connection. Is an offline installation something that Atlassian JIRA team explicitly tested? Is there anything I need to after as far as installing plugins that may have otherwise been installed using an internet connection?

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Jira offline installation possible?

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Hello,

Is it possible to install JIRA in an offline-environment without any internet connection? From my experiments, it seems that it is indeed not possible. Is there any way to make it possible?

The installation seems to finish - but it doesn't seem complete. Nothing shows up on the screen - other than the top bar, but it is clear that some images are missing. Afterwards, I can't refresh the page and it seems the installation is botched.

Steps followed:

Install JIRA
Go through set up and set up with custom database
Create organization name
Create admin user...

Last note: I believe there should be a point where I would see something like "JIRA plugins are being installed" , along with a loading bar. This doesn't seem to happen when installing and configuring JIRA in an online environment.

Some question with bitbucket.

Thank you. Looking forward to hearing back.

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Alexey Matveev

Jira can be installed fine without internet connection. You need get the license key in your my.atlassian.com and install the key.

John Daro

I do have a trial license key that I am using - is that sufficient? I will try again.

Is the license key tied to a specific server/ip/anything else?

John Daro

The problems I'm facing seem to happen during

"Please wait while the final step of the JIRA installation is being performed..."

After choosing to configure email notifications "later"

Alexey Matveev

You should have a look at the logs what is going on.

Tommy McNeely_swhwil

I tried this as well, it took a *very* long time on that final step, as apparently it is trying to "call home" ... perhaps trying to check for an updated version or submit statistics?

[root@jira7 java]# netstat -an | grep SYN
tcp6 0 1 10.0.2.15:44726 52.216.82.91:443 SYN_SENT
tcp6 0 1 10.0.2.15:46892 34.196.173.143:443 SYN_SENT
tcp6 0 1 10.0.2.15:43304 107.23.25.67:443 SYN_SENT

Once all the TCP timeouts finished, it went on with the "profile" setup (language, avatar, welcome to jira). I do not notice any missing icons. My VM has 2GB of memory (and is using a local postgresql DB).

Is there some setting we can add (maybe to jira-config.properties) to prevent that massive delay?

You can reproduce this quite easily by creating a VM and blocking all *outbound* traffic with iptables before starting jira the first time on a fresh installation.