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Environment:
Windows 10 Home Edition, x64
Bamboo 6.7
Jdk1.8.0_191
I am able to run Bamboo usin a cmd shell and bin\start-bamboo.bat, but I have yet to find success configuring it to run as a windows service. This will NOT be the prod setup - just for developing a PoC. I have looked at the follwing pages:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/running-bamboo-as-a-windows-service-289277308.html
When configuring the service either as "local system" or as my own user account (admin), the service starts, but am unable to connect to localhost:8085. Can't see, to find a way to configure local sec policy on windows 10 home edition for account to "logon as service". Is that possibly my issue?
Also note that I uninstalled (using uninstall.exe) and re-installed bamboo (atlassian-bamboo-6.7.1-windows-x64.exe) a # of times while fumbling around with the right JDK and running the server as admin in cmd shell.
TIA,
-Peter
Update: noticed this in the logs (bamboo-stderr.2018-12-02.log):
WARNING [ContainerBackgroundProcessor[StandardEngine[Catalina]]] org.apache.catalina.valves.StuckThreadDetectionValve.notifyStuckThreadDetected Thread [http-nio-8085-exec-2] (id=[214]) has been active for [61,423] milliseconds (since [12/2/18 9:16 AM]) to serve the same request for [http://localhost:8085/allPlans.action] and may be stuck (configured threshold for this StuckThreadDetectionValve is [60] seconds). There is/are [1] thread(s) in total that are monitored by this Valve and may be stuck.
I think that this may be the same bug as I experienced in the install script of Bamboo as a Windows service. I also thought it was a security problem, but it was a memory problem. The install script allocates to little memory to the windows service, and the result is that the web server times out.
See the bug report for a manual workaround.
Thank you! That did the trick. I uninstalled the service, edited service.bat to bump the memory config:
if "%SERVICE_STARTUP_MODE%" == "" set SERVICE_STARTUP_MODE=manual if "%JvmMs%" == "" set JvmMs=512 if "%JvmMx%" == "" set JvmMx=1024
and started the service. It's up.
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