Installing jira 7.8 on rhel 7


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  1. Installing jira 7.8 on rhel 7
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  7. Aug 20 20:19:24 localhost. Aug 20 20:19:24 localhost. Aug 20 20:19:24 localhost. Aug 20 20:19:24 localhost. Aug 20 20:19:27 localhost. Aug 20 20:19:27 localhost. Sep 13 17:50:07 localhost. Sep 13 17:50:07 localhost. Sep 13 17:50:13 localhost. Sep 13 17:50:13 localhost. James Hogarth 2017-09-21 05:46:04 EDT This isn't just a rawhide issue... Sep 21 09:41:06 f27-template. Sep 21 09:41:06 f27-template. Sep 21 09:41:07 f27-template. Sep 21 09:41:11 f27-template. Sep 21 09:41:12 f27-template. Physically writing the file full; Please wait... Raising this with QA for an analysis. Fedora Blocker Bugs Application 2017-09-21 05:55:15 EDT Proposed as a Blocker for 27-beta by Fedora user jhogarth using the blocker tracking app because: Although the formal Fedora Server Database role definition calls for Postgresql to be functional there are many situation postgresql is not an option, with many projects only supporting a mysql-style database. At present on a current F27 install the standard basic steps to install and start mariadb as the default mysql-style database supported fails: dnf -y install mariadb-server systemctl start mariadb I do not think it useful to our users or community to have a Fedora release where mariadb fails to start on a default install. František Zatloukal 2017-09-21 06:28:39 EDT I was able to reproduce this bug on a fresh F27 installation. Steven Lilley 2017-11-20 05:43:36 EST Upgraded from Fedora 26 to 27 over the weekend and mariadb service now fails to start. From journalctl -xe: -- Unit mariadb. I have this same issue on a F26 Server, after updating yesterday to mariadb 10. Log: Jan 25 09:28:27 oc. Jan 25 09:28:27 oc. Jan 25 09:28:27 oc. Jan 25 09:28:27 oc. Jan 25 09:28:27 oc. Jan 25 09:28:28 oc. Jan 25 09:28:28 oc. Jan 25 09:28:28 oc. Jan 25 09:28:28 oc. And i tried , with no improvement. When i try to revert the problematic update: dnf history undo 54 but this fails with: No package GeoIP-GeoLite-data-0:2017. Error: An operation cannot be undone Anybody an idea how to fix this on F26? Michal Schorm 2018-01-25 05:56:21 EST Hi, you did gave an usefull information. However this bug aim at different issue. I already proposed a solution for the bug, check it in the referenced bug tracker. And welcome to Bugzilla :.

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