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Jira 11.3.7 README

Thank you for downloading Jira 11.3.7. This distribution comes with a built-in Tomcat 10.1.55 application server, so it runs (almost) out of the box.

Brief install guide

Full documentation: Installing Jira applications

1. Install Oracle's Java Development Kit (JDK) or Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 8, or AdoptOpenJDK 8.
   http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
   https://adoptopenjdk.net/
2. Set the JAVA_HOME variable to where you installed Java.
   See the following instructions for details: Installing Java.
3. Set your Jira home directory.
   See the following instructions for details: Setting your Jira home directory.
4. Start Jira by running one of the following files:
   • (Windows) 'bin\start-jira.bat'
   • (Linux) 'bin\start-jira.sh'
5. Go to http://localhost:8080. You should see Jira's setup wizard.

Brief upgrade guide

You can reconnect your existing database and Jira home directory to this instance, and start using Jira in a new version.

Full documentation: Upgrading Jira applications

1. Stop your existing Jira instance.
2. Set your Jira home directory.
   See the following instructions for details: Setting your Jira home directory.
3. If you're using an Oracle or MySQL database, download the database driver and place it in <this-directory>/lib.
   Supported drivers
4. Re-apply any modifications you've made to Jira files in your previous version. These may include JVM arguments, connection settings, memory allocation, and so on.
5. Disable automatic reindex by adding the following flag to the jira-config.properties file. Remember that you'll need to later manually reindex Jira by going to Administration > System > Indexing.
   File: <jira-home-directory>/jira-config.properties
   Flag: upgrade.reindex.allowed=false
6. Start Jira by running one of the following files:
   • (Windows) 'bin\start-jira.bat'
   • (Linux) 'bin\start-jira.sh'
7. Go to http://localhost:8080.

Problems?

A common startup problem is when another program has claimed port 8080, which Jira is configured to run on by default. To avoid this port conflict, Jira's port can be changed in conf/server.xml.

If you encounter any problems, please create a support request at: https://support.atlassian.com.

Questions?

Questions? Try the online documentation, or ask at Atlassian Answers for Jira.