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Favro Jira Proxy - Linux and macOS

Install and upgrade the Favro Jira Proxy running on Linux and macOS

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Written by Erik Olofsson
Updated over a week ago

See Favro Jira Proxy for general considerations when using the Favro Jira Proxy.

Installing

Download the Favro Jira Proxy for your target platform:
โ€‹Linux x86-64
โ€‹macOS x86-64

Chose a location where you want to run the Favro Jira Proxy and create the folder.

sudo mkdir /opt/FavroJiraProxy
cd /opt/FavroJiraProxy

Extract the distribution you downloaded in the folder you just created. Change the version number to the version you just downloaded.

sudo tar --no-same-owner -xf ~/Downloads/FavroJiraProxy-1.0.17.tar.gz

Add the integration to run as a daemon. This will automatically create the necessary files depending on your operating system and then launch the daemon.

sudo ./FavroJiraProxy --daemon-add

Configuration

User your favorite editor to edit the configuration file for the proxy.

cd /opt/FavroJiraProxy
sudo nano FavroJiraProxyConfig.json

You can paste this example config as a starting point:

{
"JiraURL": "https://myjira.example.com:8080/",
"JiraUser": "favrointegrationproxy",
"JiraUserPassword": "SECRET"
}

After you have edited the configuration file you need to restart the Favro Jira Proxy for changes to take effect.

sudo ./FavroJiraProxy --daemon-restart

To check your configuration for errors check the contents of the log file.

sudo cat Log/FavroJiraProxy.log

See Sync Jira issues to Favro for how to connect Favro to your Jira Server now that you have configured the Favro Jira Proxy.

Upgrading

To upgrade the server simply extract the new package and restart the daemon.

cd /opt/FavroJiraProxy
sudo tar --no-same-owner -xf ~/Downloads/FavroJiraProxy-1.0.17.tar.gz
sudo ./FavroJiraProxy --daemon-restart

You can find more information about our Jira integration on our website.

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