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Can external dbs be used with evaluation licences?

Gregor Morris

I'm currently using evaluation versions of JIRA Agile (6.4.2) and Confluence (5.7.3), and have been trying to migrate my very small initial dataset to a MySQL database (5.6.24). I have followed all the instructions on the site to the letter regarding xml backups, database installation, re-installation and setup.

The JIRA migration appears to have worked, but the Confluence migration comes a grinding halt at the re-import stage. The back up zip file is only 325KB, but after 40 minutes I pulled the plug on the import that had made 0% progress and was still initialising.

Is this an issue with an evaluation licence?

Thanks

Greg

Accepted answers

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

There's no difference between a full licence and an evaluation on the functional side. All that happens is the system has massively reduced functionality when the licence expires

Whatever has gone wrong, it would be the same in a licenced system. I think you'll need to read your log file to find out what is happening.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

There's no difference between a full licence and an evaluation on the functional side. All that happens is the system has massively reduced functionality when the licence expires

Whatever has gone wrong, it would be the same in a licenced system. I think you'll need to read your log file to find out what is happening.

rrudnicki

Hi Gregor,

This doesn't looks like a license issue, but more related to database.

Could you verify if MySQL is properly setup? Please have a look into this link:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Database+Setup+For+MySQL

In case you still face issues, could you share your logs with us?

Regards,

Renato Rudnicki

Gregor Morris

Thanks for the replies, @Nic Brough [Adaptavist] and @Renato Rudnicki. I didn't really think that the licence was the issue and I'm still not sure. I tried completely uninstalling and reinstalling Confluence with the same result, and tried to install and just use the internal db, but then the confluence service wouldn't start.

In an act of frustration I completely uninstalled and removed databases and directories for both JIRA and confluence. Then went through all the steps again, this time, installing confluence first. The difference this time was that i copied the export zip to the "restore" directory and ran the browser connection from a different machine. How these would make a difference I don't know but the import went smoothly.

I also ran the initial JIRA connection from the separate machine and that import was fine aswell.

Again, thanks for the initial guidance

Greg

Harry Chan5

Well at least it all worked out! Perhaps it's a permission issue or similar on that machine?

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