It's been over six months since my last Jira install and that was on a much more "open" system.
Today I have a dedicated user "jirasvc" with sudo privilages. I have installed Jira as a service and when I try and run start-jira.sh with the jirasvc user I get a complaint that the user is not the expected "jira" user.
I understand that during the install process Jira attempts to create a new user and set it with the appropriate access rights to the files. However on this system, that is impossible as it is very locked down.
How do I run jira with jirasvc and avoid further complication?
Thank you!
Hi Joshua,
JIRA installer is good for almost all the Linux environments, but in some cases I believe the tar.gz distribution is better.
Also, you can use these instructions to create a start up script and choose the user account you want to execute the script.
I hope this helps.
Cheers
Are you saying that by creating the startup script start-jira.sh will no longer require user "jira" be the one that runs it?
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