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Hi There,
I'm trying to import a large JSON file (500+ MB) into the JIRA system. I had to change the system setting attachment file size to 500+ MB in order to load the JSON file, but after the file was loaded and clicked "Beginning Import", the Firefox browser just showed "Connecting..." and nothing happened for hours. Does anyone know if there is a file size limit for JSON importer and how to resolve this issue? Note that I had successfully imported JSON file size up to 75 MB.
Thanks,
Jay Chang
I divided the large JSON file into several 100MB or less JSON files and was able to import successfully.
I just ran into this (again).. I had a server config of :
WIndows Server 64bit with:
set JVM_MINIMUM_MEMORY=384m
set JVM_MAXIMUM_MEMORY=2048m
I looked at the logs - no signs.. I opened a ticket with Atlassian and they gave me a hint that it might be memory, even though no log signs
I monitored the memory https://localhost:8080/secure/admin/ViewSystemInfo.jspa and I could see it bounced up to 90% and dropped again. It continue for a while and it seems it finally "gave up" ..
I changed the server config to:
set JVM_MINIMUM_MEMORY=2048m
set JVM_MAXIMUM_MEMORY=4096m
and tried again ..
I monitored the memory https://localhost:8080/secure/admin/ViewSystemInfo.jspa and I could see it bounced up to 90% and dropped again. It continue a few time, but then it finally passed to the next stage at it is supposed to do .. I then had JSON errors, but that is an other story and problem
I hope the hint also fixes it for you guys if you run into the problem
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