Open dineshr93 opened 4 years ago
Thanks for reporting this issue. We have the same problem and are unable to install/use SW360.
Hello, I am terribly sorry for not updating the issue. But is that is likely resulting from the fact that the setup uer does not have a group. Is that the case?
But is that is likely resulting from the fact that the setup uer does not have a group. Is that the case?
@mcjaeger This issue still persists even after importing sample users and logging into using other ids like admin, user etc
@milindur also stated the same in https://sw360chat.slack.com/archives/C68C2RYS3/p1586447237060000
@mcjaeger When using vagrant deployment in VirtualBox, the issue does not exist. In that case I can see that the CouchDB gets populated with the SW360 databases. But when using the docker deployment, the CouchDB remains empty. I do not know if that matters, but maybe it helps to track the issue down.
I also used the example users and logged in using one of these users.
needs retest
should be retested after this is solved: https://github.com/sw360/sw360chores/issues/new
We experienced a similar issue with several components (including "Components") shown as being "temporarily unavailable". We used the docker compose from the v2 directory. The issue was with the backend container(s) not finding the servelets. The problem is with the create-slim-war-files.sh script and the extraction of .jar files. Removing the execution of the script and copying the "fat" .war files appears to solve the issue.
Followed procedure: https://gist.github.com/roycyt/b6ddd241caf734732d1780d5de27a6ec
using latest stable release: sw360-8.1.0-M1
In the fresh install of sw360 via docker chores
We have the sw360-8.1.0-M1
I have imported users as well
and tried to login with different users as well (admin, user etc)
Error log:
Components_ErrorLog.txt
Highlights of error
Also refer https://sw360chat.slack.com/archives/C68C2RYS3/p1586447237060000