users cant connect to localhost

chanda norton September 3, 2013

Installed working...created users...now they can't connect...the base url matches..but no joy.. error is webpage is not available...I must have missed something in the configuration...any quick ideas?

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chanda norton September 4, 2013

I am Jobin...do I have to integrate SSL for users externally...I wanted to use a Windows Box..for a simple eval. Deploying a WAR for apache seems like my only solution. A little much for an eval..but I guess thats the way to go.

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September 4, 2013

You don't deploy a WAR for Apache, you create a WAR for Tomcat. Apache is usually used as a front end to do things like clever urls, relocation, ssl and so on, but you don't need it for simple one-offs like you are talking about.

To run Jira with SSL (and no need for Apache), see https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Running+JIRA+over+SSL+or+HTTPS

If there are other services to run, corporate networks and other things, you may decide you do want Apache, but for a simple setup, you don't need it.

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chanda norton September 3, 2013

no joy...Jobin..this is just too ridiculous...I can't even evaluate it...how are we going to use it...oh well.

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September 4, 2013

Are you able to access the URL on the machine you have installed? Using localhost?

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September 3, 2013

Just changing the baseUrl won't make JIRA accessible in that URL. You will have to configure JIRA to be accessible in that URL.

Maybe this helps? https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/169259/change-jira-access-url

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chanda norton September 3, 2013

thanks Jobin, I know I am missing something...i'll give it a whirl..

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