I found in the synchrony doc (https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/collaborative-editing-for-confluence-server/) :
The Synchrony Service executable is extracted from Confluence into the home directory. It will be named ‘synchrony-standalone.jar
’, and a second java process will be spawned with the above mentioned jar
as the entry point.
I have this jar available in the installation dir but when I start confluence, no other process is spawned.
I found a lot of documentation to have standalone synchrony nodes in a specific cluster working with confluence data center nodes but I don't need this kind of configuration.
Is it possible or do I need to run synchrony standalone as a service ?
Hi,
If you have not installed standalone Java on the server on which you are running synchrony, change this line:
# Optionally configure JVM
JAVA_BIN="java"
to this (if you have default installation of confluence):
# Optionally configure JVM
JAVA_BIN="/opt/atlassian/confluence/jre/bin/java"
Problem is that in script there is just call for java, which will be found if you have standalone install of Java in the environment variable $JAVA_HOME or $JRE_HOME. If you do not want to install separate Java, beside Java shipped with confluence you can use JRE in /opt/atlassian/confluence/jre/bin/java, or you can export related variable.
Hi,
Do you have synchrony start up script available?.You have to start the script.
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Hi,
Thanks Ssasi for your answer.
Well, I only found a start-synchrony.sh script in $INSTALL_DIR/bin/synchrony but i understood that it's used to start a standalone synchrony node in a cluster
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