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I am trying to Upgrade Crowd from version 2.8.3 to 2.9.7.
I have followed the instructions on this site:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/upgrading-crowd-via-automatic-database-upgrade-213519474.html
This is on a Windows server, and when I execute the "start_crowd.bat" Tomcat starts up and runs, but I can't see that the
Version on the Crowd site (http://localhost:8095/crowd/) changes. It still is 2.8.3.
The application is running on an application server and the Database is running on a dedicated MS SQL server.
I have altered the "crowd-init.properties" file on "C:\Crowd\atlassian-crowd-2.9.7\crowd-webapp\WEB-INF\classes"
To pint to the existing home directory.
And copied the existing "crowd.properties" file to the "C:\Crowd\atlassian-crowd-2.9.7\crowd-openidserver-webapp\WEB-INF\classes" folder (installation folder).
And then executed the "start_crowd.bat" file.
I can't see any errors, but nothing changes.
Can you please point out what I am doing wrong?
PS: I have taken a copy of the home folder and backed up the database.
Kind regards
Ariel Cancino
@Ariel Cancinois there any particular reason why you are not upgrading to the latest Crowd version 3.2 ?
The customer that wants the upgrade asked particular for that version.
I have suggested to try a newest version.
but do you think it can do the trick?
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