Understand startup and shutdown scripts in Jira server
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Purpose
This article gives details on how to start and stop JIRA using the scripts provided with JIRA
Solution
Linux
Scripts used to start and stop JIRA applications are located inside of <JIRA_INSTALL>/bin
Starting JIRA
Script Name | Function | Options |
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start-jira.sh | Starts JIRA applications as the user defined inside user.sh
| To run JIRA applications in the foreground, use "start-jira.sh -fg"
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startup.sh | Starts JIRA applications by executing "catalina.sh start"
|
Stopping JIRA
Script Name | Function |
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stop-jira.sh | Stops JIRA applications as the user defined inside user.sh |
shutdown.sh | Stops JIRA applications as the user executing shutdown.sh
|
Windows
Scripts used to start and stop JIRA applications are located inside of <JIRA_INSTALL>/bin
Starting JIRA
Script Name | Function | Options |
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start-jira.bat | Executes startup.bat or catalina.bat depending on options used
| To run JIRA applications in the foreground, use "start-jira.bat -fg"
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startup.bat | Starts JIRA by executing "catalina.bat start"
|
Stopping JIRA
Script Name | Function |
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stop-jira.bat | Runs shutdown.bat |
shutdown.bat | Stops JIRA applications by running "catalina.bat stop" |