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Hi,
My JIRA server went down and wouldn't start up.
I tried starting it as usual by "service JIRA start" command. Although the logs showed that the service had started but the application wasn't working.
So I tried to start the service by /etc/init.d/*start-jira.sh*
This has started the service. But I'm wondering why the usual normal command wasn't working properly.
Can anyone tell me the difference between starting the JIRA service by those two methods?
The "service start" script is a wrapper that runs start-jira.sh but it does run in a different environment than a user logging in and running start-jira.sh
Start with a look in /var/log/messages (and other files in there if appropriate) and see if they can tell you anything about the script failing.
I have multiple projects that use variations of the same base workflow. The variations depend on the requirements of the project or issue type. The variations mostly come in the form of new statuses ...
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