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Cannot add user, all the user directories are read-only.

Lakshmi Sreejith
Lakshmi Sreejith Dec 18, 2019

Hi All,

Followed all the procedures needed for the JIRA local installation start up, however at the time of "Setup Administrator Account" experiencing the below error.

"Cannot add user, all the user directories are read-only."

1. Used mysql JDBC driver 5.1.48

2. Restarted the JIRA server

Highly appreciated, if I can get the resolution for this issue.

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Dec 18, 2019

I think your database is misconfigured, are you sure you have given the necessary privileges to the user?

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Lakshmi Sreejith
Lakshmi Sreejith Dec 19, 2019

Hi Mario, I did given the full privileges to the user for which i am trying to creating. Surprusingly the JIRA server version is working fine on Windows without any issue with the same database connection, experiencing this issue only on CentOS 7.

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Marcos Villasanti
Marcos Villasanti Dec 18, 2019

very interesting i would like to know how to fix the error at home that i have at some point i will be aware of the answers

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Zhaoxin/赵信
Zhaoxin/赵信 Dec 21, 2021

Has it been finally solved

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