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Hi Team,
I'm trying to launch my JIRA Server using start-jira bat file,immediately the window prompts up and goes away and couldn't launch the server again,please help me here what can i do to launch my JIRA Server.
Attached is the screenshot of the error that m facing!please help me here.
You probably have the wrong owner or permissions on the directory it is unable to open. Make sure that the directory and its children are all owned by the user who will be running Jira.
Not sure how to deal with this issue,can we get in touch through any video call,so that I can share my screen once to get the problem fixed with your help.
Thanks,
Sandeep
Use explorer to find the directory the error references, right click on it and check the security and permissions, changing them to the user running Jira.
Hello @sandeep s
Thank you for reaching out.
Per your description, I understand you are trying to start your Jira Application from a windows server, however, when you run the commands to manually start the application, you receive the permission error you posted above. Is that correct?
Just like @Nic Brough _Adaptavist_ mentioned, this error usually happens when your user does not have write access to the home directory path where Jira is installed:
C:\Program File\Atlassian\Application Data\Jira
Can you please check if your user (The one that is running the start command) has read/write/execute permissions in the home directory of Jira? These would be the steps:
Ensure the user running JIRA has the appropriate permissions, by creating the <JIRA-home-path>/caches/indexes
directory and then refer to this Techotopia documentation for further information on how to configure the permissions.
Let us know the results you got from the steps above and if you have any questions.
Hi @Petter Gonçalves still cant get the steps you mentioned,can you please assist me further on this by sharing my screen.
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