I want to do a number of test installs and usage of Bitbucket (atlassian-bitbucket-4.11.1-x64.bin) on my Red Hat Fedora system, and I'm running the installer as my regular (non-root) account, so it's not surprising to be told (in short), "You're not root, you can't install Bitbucket as a service, etc, etc."
I typically install software from my regular user account, so I'm curious:
1) Can I install as a regular user? Or should I use "sudo"?
2) Will all content be placed in the single directory ~/Atlassian so that if I decide to totally blow away that installation, I need only remove that one directory?
Thanks.
rday
P.S. I should add that I'm going to run as a client on the same Fedora system, again just for testing purposes.
Oh, the installation wasn't asking for sudo; just that, without it, I was (unsurprisingly) limited to installing it under my home directory, and I was not allowed to set it up to run as a service.
After I installed using sudo, I was surprised to see that it was configured to run as an init script, not a systemd service, but I found how to do that.
Finally, it seems there is no comprehensive uninstall script, just a manual set of instructions.
I can't remember exactly why it's asking for sudo but i think it will help you set up the service for the application and also the service account.
And yes, all content will be placed in the directory known as $BITBUCKET_HOME
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