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Nuxeo 5.5 Server starts and immediately stops

jvvaleiras_
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making

I have installed Nuxeo 5.5 in a Windows server 2003 R2 64bits. In that server is installed jdk 1.6, libre office and postgresql.

When I launch the server, this starts and get process ID, but after 3 or 4 seconds, the process finish and the server stops.

There isn't error in log files, only server starts and after 3 or 4 seconds stops. I have stopped other services in the server, reinstalled java, restarted the server, etc. But the problem persists...

Any idea???? Thanks

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Julien_Carsique
Elite Collaborator
Elite Collaborator

This is usually caused by:

  • A Windows issue on process management, not visible to Java.
  • The binded IP (or one of the configured ports) being not available.
  • A rights issue on filesystem.
  • Some conflict with a mis-configured Firewall or Antivirus software.

3 or 4 seconds is really short, there must be an obvious error for the server (an unavailable port for instance).

Please look into the nuxeoctl.log and console.log files if there's some information about the cause (depending on the installation process and the user OS rights, those files may be located into the %APPDATA%\Nuxeo\log directory).

You can launch Nuxeo in console mode in order to get more details without looking in the logs. You can also try to manually run the same Java command as the Launcher, looking for the "Launcher command:" line in the logs.

Note Nuxeo Launcher will stop the process when it cannot confirm it was successfully started. That is not the case when running in console or background mode (see the nuxeoctl usage).

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Julien_Carsique
Elite Collaborator
Elite Collaborator

This is usually caused by:

  • A Windows issue on process management, not visible to Java.
  • The binded IP (or one of the configured ports) being not available.
  • A rights issue on filesystem.
  • Some conflict with a mis-configured Firewall or Antivirus software.

3 or 4 seconds is really short, there must be an obvious error for the server (an unavailable port for instance).

Please look into the nuxeoctl.log and console.log files if there's some information about the cause (depending on the installation process and the user OS rights, those files may be located into the %APPDATA%\Nuxeo\log directory).

You can launch Nuxeo in console mode in order to get more details without looking in the logs. You can also try to manually run the same Java command as the Launcher, looking for the "Launcher command:" line in the logs.

Note Nuxeo Launcher will stop the process when it cannot confirm it was successfully started. That is not the case when running in console or background mode (see the nuxeoctl usage).

The problem is solved.