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NUPS PATCHER SYSTEM.OUTOFMEMORYEXCEPTION FULL
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Sure enough, it’s pointing to my 1.7 installation path. I definitely remember installing Java 1.7 and setting JAVA_HOME.
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Please set JAVA_HOME to a >=1.5 JREĮrm, I’m pretty sure that’s not right. I’m an idiot, ya’see).Īnyway, following a swift sudo !! I got the following message:Ĭannot find a JRE or JDK. Sudo !! is probably my most frequently typed command, along with “ll” (swiftly followed by “ls -a” when I realsie the ll alias hasn’t been setup. You can now check installation by running: I got a little message saying “SUCCESS” which was nice, followed by: After a little while I got bored of seeing that exact same message, so I decided to just stop bothering with this stupid “artifactoryctl check” thing, and just moved on with the installation by running the $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/bin/install.sh script Please set JAVA_HOME to a >=1.5īut that’s rubbish! I totally have 1.7 installed!! I checked my paths and all the rest. I ran the artifactoryctl check command again and got another message saying:Ĭannot find a JRE or JDK. So I set it in my profile, sourced it, and all that stuff.
NUPS PATCHER SYSTEM.OUTOFMEMORYEXCEPTION INSTALL
Dead easy! Then I followed this particular instruction on the artifactory installation webpage:īefore you install is recommended you first verify your current environment by running artifactoryctl check under the $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/bin folderīut by default it wasn’t executable, so I had to chmod it, duuuuh! So I did that, ran it, and I got the following error:Įr, well, no, I haven’t set ARTIFACTORY_HOME, that’s true. So I downloaded the artifactory zip and extracted it. I decided to install it on my Ubuntu VirtualBox VM, because surely that would be easier than installing it on my Windows box, right? My Ubuntu VM is running java 1.7.
NUPS PATCHER SYSTEM.OUTOFMEMORYEXCEPTION HOW TO
However, if you’d love to know exactly how to NOT install Artifactory on Ubuntu while following the Artifactory installation instructions and getting really annoyed, then read on!
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If you want to know how to install Artifactory on Ubuntu, I’d suggest skipping to the “How to Install Artifactory on Ubuntu” section, below. install a local version of Artifactory and mess around with that one instead.Įasier said than done. So I duly pressed cancel, and decided to do things “properly”, i.e. I was messing around with some permissions settings on our “Live” verison of Artifactory, as you do, and then suddenly I thought “No! This feels wrong… I’m sure there’s someone who would be having a fit right now if he knew I was guffing around with the permissions on the live version of Artifactory…”.