Starting Youtrack as a Service Fails Without Error Message

Starting YouTrack as a service fails without error message

Permissions

The owner of the directory /home/youtrack was set properly to the user youtrack. However all subdirectories, including standalone were all owned by root.

After using the command chown -R youtrack:youtrack /home/youtrack, the problem was solved.

This also caused /logs/wrapper.log to not be able to properly log anything without write permissions, hence the lack of errors.

Memory

After fixing the file/folder permissions, YouTrack was still failing to start. This was due to the initial memory allowance being set to 256M. Changing it to 512M solved it.

Youtrack REST API Failed to create service account from Hub, giving up error

Updating YouTrack to fresh build fixes issue.

Thanks to Jk1's comment above.

Why Youtrack is not closing an issue by commit message?

When I pushed commit with message "Youtrack test commit #BDX-1 Fixed" Youtrack is not closing an issue automatically.

The correct command term may differ if the State field has state machine script attached. One can check the same command to be applicable from a command window. If it works from a command window, then it should also work from a commit message.

The version of Youtrack I have installed seems doesn't support Hub Integration

You must be using JAR distribution package. Only ZIP and MSI distributions can be used with a standalone Hub instance.

YouTrack unknown host in Hub URL

An "Unknown host" error must be a DNS issue.

YouTrack backend needs to connect to Hub backend, so make sure Hub URL is resolvable from where YouTrack is deployed.

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