Question
Not able to access JIRA on http://<ip_of_drplet>:8080
- Posted on May 28, 2015
- DeploymentApplicationsCentOS
Asked by vishalgaikwad
Hi,
I followed instructions given on
But in the end I am not able to access JIRA installation page via http://<ip_address_of_droplet>:8080
The error is - This webpage is not available
Please advice!
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I was having same issue and hopefully it might help someone else in future. What I found out that Tomcat was listening on port 8080 over IPV6 so I had to enable and configure IPV6. You can also configure Tomcat to start on ip4 rather than ip6.
Without more information, it’s hard to provide a thorough answer to your question. One place to look to start debugging an issue is Jira’s log file. It is usually found at:
/var/atlassian/application-data/jira/log/atlassian-jira.logFor full instructions on installing Jira on a Linux server, see the documentation from Atlassian.
One common issue with Tomcat, the web server used by Jira, is that its default entropy source is blocking and will cause extremely long startup times in some environments such as cloud servers. In your
/path/to/jira/bin/setenv.shfile you can configure a non-blocking entropy source by adjusting theJVM_SUPPORT_RECOMMENDED_ARGSvariable like: