Upgrade an existing Confluence installation
#Install jdbc driver for mysql in centos install#
Choose the appropriate installation or upgrade option.Įxpress Install (uses default settings) ,Ĭustom Install (recommended for advanced users) , This will install Confluence 6.4.2 on your computer. INFO: Created user preferences directory. You will get the following output: Unpacking JRE. Run the installer with ‘ root‘ user privileges and the installation will create a dedicated Linux user account named ‘ confluence‘ which will be used to run Confluence: #. Make the bin file executable: # chmod a+x atlassian-confluence-6.4.2-圆4.bin We are downloading the 64-bit installer: # wget For example our CentOS 7 OS is 64-bit: linuxvps /]# arch
#Install jdbc driver for mysql in centos 32 bit#
You can use the arch command to check whether you are running a 64 or 32 bit OS on your server. We are using a 64-bit CentOS 7 VPS, so we will use the 64-bit installer. You need to download the appropriate Confluence ‘Linux 64-bit/ 32-bit installer’from their download page. Mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON confluence.* TO IDENTIFIED BY 'your_password' Mysql> CREATE DATABASE confluence CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_bin Now, log into MySQL as root and create the database: # mysql -u root -p Remove test database and access to it? y But first, run the mysql_secure_installation script to harden your MySQL server: # mysql_secure_installationĬonfigure it like this: - Set root password? y With the MySQL installation out of our way, we can now create a database for the Confluence installation. Now install and start MySQL: # yum install mysql-server mysql-clientĮnable MySQL to start on boot: # systemctl enable mysqld You need to install MySQL from the community repository. You can check if JAVA has been properly setup on your server using: # java -version 3. # alternatives -install /usr/bin/java java /usr/java/"$"/bin/javac Install JAVA: # yum install /opt/jdk-8-linux-圆4.rpmĬonfigure the JAVA package using the alternatives command: # JDK_DIRS=($(ls -d /usr/java/jdk*)) Use the command below to download JDK 8: # wget -no-cookies -no-check-certificate -header "Cookie: oraclelicense=accept-securebackup-cookie" "" -O /opt/jdk-8u151-linux-圆4.rpm
We are going to install Oracle’s JAVA JDK 8.
Install and configure JavaĬonfluence requires JAVA in order to run. We will use nano as our text editor: # yum install nano 2. Finish the installation in web browserĪs always, make sure your server is fully up-to-date with the command below: # yum updateĪlso, install a text editor of your choice.
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