@Igor Loginov First of all Welcome!!!
Now coming to your question, can have look at your log files, it will surely have some errors. You can also share snippet of that here for further help.
I can send to you log files, but i cant share snippet. My server in the closed network.
How i can send logs ?
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@Igor Loginov I suggest you to find evidence of error in your log file, and just share those lines in comment here.
Also, make sure you don't have any other service running on port 80, and you are running your confluence using root privileges (usually port 80 require that).
Startup related logs are located at - <APPLICATION_DIRECTORY>/logs/catalina.out
Can you also recheck your server.xml and tell me where have you make changes?
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Thanks a lot !!!!
I replace startup user from confluence to root and server start fine with 80 port.
Nice job !!!
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NO!
Do NOT run Confluence as root, it is a massive security hole, even inside a "closed" network.
You should either use a proxy, or use the setuid to run it with limited privileges.
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@Igor Loginov @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- is right about running confluence as ROOT user (this is true for all Atlassian application)
I suggest you use reverse proxy server for this, like NGINX or Apache HTTPD.
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I move confluence server to localhost:8090 and setup nginx as frontend .
All works fine :)))
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