I am installing Crowd.
I refer to 'https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/installing-crowd-and-crowdid-191862.html'.
It looks like you installed it properly, but 'Start_crowd.bat' does not run.
Did you incorrectly modify the crowd-init.properties file?(see beloww)
I want to apologise for being a bit blunt, but the grants are mostly irrelevant. You seem to have got them right.
However, your systems can't connect to the database. "Cannot connect" is a small step forward as it rules out some stuff, but not a lot. Check the connections and permissions again, there's something missing.
I've checked again for connections and permissions Installing.(See below)
Crowd and CrowdID:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/installing-crowd-and-crowdid-191862.html
MySQL:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/mysql-4030924.html
Running the Setup Wizard:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/running-the-setup-wizard-192479.html
But I do not know something missing.
Please give me a hint.
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Oh, it is my mistake. I knew the cause.
The crowd database instance name recorded in 'JDBC URL:' is incorrect.(crowd --> crowddb)
Thank you very much.
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Hi Alex,
You must to create a directory at same structure at your installation of Crow, for example:
After that, you need to change de path at "crowd-init.properties"
<your home diretory>/crowd/crowd-webapp/WEB-INF/classes
Good luck!
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I do not know why, but when I re-work today, start_crowd.bat will run. However, the following error occurs during the installation wizard.
The permissions of the 'crowduser' account are fine.(See below)
I am waiting for your help.
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I suspect the batch file does run, but is failing so quickly, you don't see it run.
Could you tell us what happens when you run it on a command line? (The command line console will retain the output that tells you what the batch file does)
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I do not know why, but when I re-work today, start_crowd.bat will run. However, the following error occurs during the installation wizard.
The permissions of the crowduser account are fine.(See below)
Note that the mysql database name for 'Crowd' is crowddb.
I am waiting for your help.
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