For jira plugin, can't access the URL after 'atlas-run'

Jiahui Tan April 4, 2012

For jira plugins, after I used command 'atlas-run' it should me the URL 'http://FD-T5400-15:62332/jira' but this URL can not be accessed(http 404)

I used to be given an url 'http://fd-t5400-15:2990/jira/' which was working, but this link is borken now

can anyone help please

thanks

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Jiahui Tan April 9, 2012

Thanks for your answer. I restarted the computer and it seems the problem is solved

Dennis Kromhout van der Meer
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April 9, 2012

Great to hear, please mark the question as answered so that it can help future users :)

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Andrew Moe January 29, 2013

Found it. In task manager, shut down the java.exe process and then restart the server.

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Andrew Moe January 29, 2013

The problem usually arises when you shut down the dev server in a non graceful fashion (ctrl-c or just closing the cmd window)

The server is left running on the 2990 port, so when you run a new instance it can't run on that port and chooses another open port.

This is why restarting your computer works - that shuts down the server. I haven't found a way to shut down the server manually yet, still looking for that.

Quan Jiang March 4, 2014

Hi Andrew,

I have never managed to shut down the instance gracefully. After I press Ctrl-D there is no response. Have you ever ran into that issue? How long usually does it take to shut down gracefully?

Ed Porteous October 12, 2014

On Windows, try Ctrl-Z followed by Enter.

Gabor Nagy _Midori_
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March 18, 2015

Also try F6 key.

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Kivanc Tunc April 15, 2012

I have the same problem .

After i run atlas-run command it gives me the http://[servername]:2990/jira URL but it shows a 404 error.

Does anyone have an idea ? I've restared several times it is still same.

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Kivanc Tunc April 15, 2012

I have the same problem atlas-run command gives me the url http://[servername]:2998/jira but i get an 404 error . I restarted several times but no change . Does anyone have an idea ?

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Dennis Kromhout van der Meer
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April 4, 2012

Normally you get something in your atlas-run log like this:

[INFO] [talledLocalContainer] Tomcat 6.x started on port [2990]
[INFO] jira started successfully in 70s at http://bad-robot.ams.atlassian.com:2990/jira
[INFO] Type Ctrl-D to shutdown gracefully
[INFO] Type Ctrl-C to exit

What url does it give you? Are you getting any errors? If you're not getting a url to access JIRA at, be sure that the listening and shutdown ports are not occupied by other processes.

T3rm1 June 23, 2012

I have the same problem. Restarting doesn't work. Here are som more informations:

I followed this tutorial until step 6 https://developer.atlassian.com/display/DOCS/Put+the+Final+Polish+on+the+Project+in+Eclipse

Everything has worked fine so far but after the last "atlas-run" command I'm not able to open the JIRA page anymore. It get a 404.

I'm still able to start jira with "atlas-run-standalone --product jira" so there is no port problem.

I couldn't find any log files so I'm stuck now. Any help is welcome!

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