Jira 7 fails to connect to Postgresql 10
throws tihs:
org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: FATAL: invalid value for parameter "TimeZone": "US/Pacific-New"
I know the latest postgres is not in the list of supported databases
is there a workaround ?
Yuriy,
Indeed Jira 7 won't work properly with PostgreSQL 10 and the workaround is to revert to a supported version: 9.2, 9.3, or 9.4
You may also want to try a different timezone in case the one you're using isn't recognized:
A full time zone name, for example
America/New_York
. The recognized time zone names are listed in thepg_timezone_names
view (see Section 51.90). PostgreSQL uses the widely-used IANA time zone data for this purpose, so the same time zone names are also recognized by much other software.
Regards,
Shannon
Hi Shannon,
Thank you for a quick reply.
I would prefer to use one of the supported time zones and go with pgsql 10
How can I specify the time zone?
Is it somewhere in jira configuration ?
thank you
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Hi Yuriy,
To be clear, there is a good chance this won't solve your issue, since Postgres 10 isn't supported by Jira at this time.
Have a look at my colleague's response below:
You will want to get in touch with your database admin if you have any issues getting that updated.
If you continue to encounter problems I highly recommend you migrate to a supported database version. There are no guarantees when running Jira off an unsupported database.
Shannon
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It is sad when support team puts up a "not officially supported" barricade while the answer is rather simple.
older linux/jvm supplies the timezone that new postgres no longer recognizes
"-Duser.timezone America/Los_Angeles" is all it takes, thank god for google
It would have been so nice if you gave an actual answer.
It would be quite surprising if postgres actually dropped a fundamental SQL feature in v10 to make it unusable for jira.
all in all a rather unsatisfactory experience
i've been using jira for close to 15 years now, brought it to several companies
and now this...
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Hi Yuriy,
I'm happy to hear the suggested change to go to a supported timezone fixed the issue! I wasn't personally aware of the issue with old versions of Linux and Postgres. This is something that we will surely be able to document once Postgres 10 is officially supported.
If you do run into any other issues using Postgres 10, please feel free to submit them as feedback and we can include a fix for it when a version of Jira is released that supports it.
Take care, and have a pleasant rest of your week!
Regards,
Shannon
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