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Need support to setup a JIRA test/developer server

Stéphane Bouchard [Tamaggo] October 18, 2012

I want to duplicate our production JIRA server in a test environment to validate some change and to test my upgrade procedure before applying the change in production.

I backup all the stuff I need, but when I restore on my new JIRA instance, I cannot log in. My production setup is configure with Crowd so maybe that's my problem. Can you help me to accomplish this task?

And with all theses restore failure, I'm not sure anymore of my backup plan. Yes we backup everything (I Hope) but I don't like the fact that's I cannot restore a backup successfully.

On my test server do I need to reinstall Crowd/Greenhopper/FishEye to successfully restore my JIRA.

Thank's

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Bhushan Nagaraj
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October 19, 2012

Hi Stephane,

I am assuming your development server is not on the same system that your production instance runs on. In this case, your production and development server will have different IP addresses.

Because you are authenticating against crowd, your development server instance needs to be added as a new application in crowd to authenticate against it.

One more thing you would want to consider is, the application name and application password of your development server should be the same as your production system. This is if you just want to import the backup, import and straight away connect to crowd.

See section 1.2 here

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CROWD/Integrating+Crowd+with+Atlassian+JIRA#IntegratingCrowdwithAtlassianJIRA-Step1.ConfiguringCrowdtotalktoJIRA

It states, if multiple versions of jira are connecting to crowd, ensure that you define an application for each in crowd.

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Tiago Comasseto
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October 19, 2012

Hi Stéphane,

Do you have SSO enable in your production? If so, it may be why you are not able to log in you test instance. You may consider disabling it during your tests. See how to do this here, you just need to rever this changes.

As for the backup, which method are you using? Is it XML backups? You may like to see this page for backuping JIRA

Cheers

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