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JIRA will be ready to access (from a browser window) when the following message appears in the application's log file:

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1. Download the JIRA Standalone 'Linux Installer' (.bin) file from the JIRA Download Center to a suitable location.
2. Open a Linux console.
3. Copy (cp) the file .install4j/response.varfile located in your previous JIRA installation directory, to the same location as the downloaded 'Linux Installer' file.
   You can uninstall your previous JIRA installation after this step. Save your response.varfile if you need to install JIRA on multiple machines.

4. Change directory (cd) to the location of the 'Linux Installer' file and execute the following command:

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   atlassian-jira-X.Y.bin -q -varfile response.varfile

   Where:

   • X.Y — refers to the version of JIRA you are about to install.
   • -q — instructs the installer to operate in unattended mode (i.e. 'quietly').

   • -varfile response.varfile — specifies the configuration file containing the configuration options used by the installer. The location and name of the configuration file should be specified after the -varfileoption.

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     The content in this section is currently unsupported: (/) To find out what other options can be specified to the installer, specify the {{-h}} option --- i.e. {{atlassian-jira-X.Y.bin -h}}

5. JIRA will start automatically when the silent installation finishes. Continue from step 2 Starting JIRA (above).