After updating from 7.4 to 7.8, Jira failed to start due to permission problems for the log files.
The "HEADS UP" in the README pointed me to the right direction since I ran into this issue a few times before when switching between Debian and CentOS: On Debian, the user daemon has the uid 1 whereas on CentOS and apparently on Alpine it runs as uid 2. Since other people might be less lucky than me, I think it would be good if the HEADS UP was updated. A chown -R 2:2 on the data volume fixed the issue.
After updating from 7.4 to 7.8, Jira failed to start due to permission problems for the log files.
The "HEADS UP" in the README pointed me to the right direction since I ran into this issue a few times before when switching between Debian and CentOS: On Debian, the user
daemon
has the uid 1 whereas on CentOS and apparently on Alpine it runs as uid 2. Since other people might be less lucky than me, I think it would be good if the HEADS UP was updated. Achown -R 2:2
on the data volume fixed the issue.Thanks for your great work BTW!