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Crowd starts with error

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tw Mar 22, 2019

Hello *,

I have copied a user in ubuntu 18.04 incl. installation of JIRA, Confluence and Crowd. Crowd has been set up completely for user management of JIRA + Cofluence incl. SSO for old user. Now after copying all old user files, JIRA + Confluence directories have been all corrected. Crowd as well.

But starting all server there still is an error left at Crowd with a message like: Couldn't save crowd.cfg.xml to /home/<old_user>/atlassian/crowd-home/shared directory.

The question now: where to look for this file entry to correct the old user by new one? Might it be saved in the database?

Thanks in advance for help.

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tw Mar 22, 2019

Issue resolved.

Besides several files it finally was about the crowd-init.properties file to correct the path / old user.

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