The new Installer seems to work different than the old installers of the versions of 5.7.x.
I try to update one of our Confluence installations to 5.8.2, but the installer does not give me the option to choose the Confluence installation I want to update.
Console-Log of the new Installer:
Unpacking JRE ...
Starting Installer ...
This will install Confluence 5.8.2 on your computer.
OK [o, Enter], Cancel [c]
...
Express Install (uses default settings) [1],
Custom Install (recommended for advanced users) [2],
Upgrade an existing Confluence installation [3, Enter]
...
Back up Confluence home ?
Yes [y, Enter], No [n]
What's missing is the following option to choose the install directory:
Example console log of a installation of Confluence 5.7.4:
Existing installation directory:
[/opt/atlassian/confluence]
Does anybody know, how to select the Confluence installation i want to update.
I have thre running Confluence installations in
and i want to update the test instance.
Best regards,
Anton
Hey guys,
I've just raised a Bug for this behaviour, since we cannot upgrade Confluence to 5.8.x using the Linux installer: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-37776
I hope it helps!
Eduardo
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Hi Anton,
Did you try Upgrading using Standalone Zip 5.8.2,
Process looks like this.
I tried Upgrading with Installer file for Windows and it showed the existing Installation directory.
Did not try on Linux, Will let you know if i have same issue as you are facing.
It is always better to Upgrade using standalone tar.gz for Linux or Standalone zip for Windows. This is out of my experience in Upgrading Confluence for many Clients.
Please vote if this helps
Regards
Chander Inguva
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Hi
As additional information, in case you try the standalone version, remember that JAVA 1.7 isn't supported anymore.
You should use JAVA 1.8.
Regards,
Renato Rudnicki
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