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This page describes the initial configuration of Crucible, including the steps contained in the Crucible setup wizard.
This document assumes you have extracted your Crucible zip file into a directory called /FISHEYE_HOME/.
To run Crucible for the first time:
C:\> cd FISHEYE_HOME\bin C:\FISHEYE_HOME\bin> run.bat
$ cd /FISHEYE_HOME/bin $ ./run.sh
Once started, Crucible will run its own HTTP web server on port 8060. You can access Crucible immediately by going to http://HOSTNAME:8060/ in a browser.
By default, Crucible will listen on port 8060 for HTTP requests. It also listens on 127.0.0.1:8059 as a control port. You can configure both of these in the Administration screens, or by editing /FISHEYE_HOME/config.xml and restarting Crucible.
On this page:
The first time you access the Crucible web server (http://HOSTNAME:8060/) you will see a screen like this and you will be asked for two things:
また、JIRA への接続設定はアプリケーションの管理画面からでも行えます。その場合、接続は個々に設定する必要があります。連携プロセスは 2 箇所で行います。
要件: JIRA 4.3 以降が必要です。
For detailed instructions and troubleshooting, see Configuring JIRA Integration in the Setup Wizard.
Once you have set up an administrator password, you can access the administration screens at http://HOSTNAME:8060/admin/.
One of your first steps will be to set up access to a source-control repository, or an alternative form of code storage such as the local file system or Atlassian Confluence.
The instructions for configuring your repositories are different, depending on your Crucible setup:The following topics describe how to configure repositories that are not managed by FishEye. These instructions apply to all three setups described above:
On initial setup of Crucible, you can choose to integrate your user base with JIRA, as described above. If you do that, the setup process will copy across your JIRA users into Crucible.
If you do not integrate with JIRA in the setup process, Crucible will not have any users defined after setup.
Adding user accounts is done via the administration screens or by configuring Crucible/FishEye to use external authentication.
To add users:
http://HOSTNAME:8060/admin/.Read more details about the different ways of creating users in the FishEye documentation.
Crucible can email each review participant on a range of changes. Each user can then set up their own preferences. This is described in the guide to the user profile guide.
First, you must set up the SMTP Server.
You can access Crucible immediately by going to http://HOSTNAME:8060/ in a browser.
Or you can go directly into the Crucible homepage at http://HOSTNAME:8060/cru.
To stop the Crucible server:
C:\> cd FISHEYE_HOME\bin C:\FISHEYE_HOME\bin> stop.bat
$ cd /FISHEYE_HOME/bin $ ./stop.sh
If you want to know more about how Crucible and FishEye interact, refer to our explanation of how Crucible works with FishEye.
3 Comments
Kevin Behrens
Sept 10, 2009Is it Atlassian's recommendation to use an external db?
Erik van Zijst
Sept 11, 2009We use PostgreSQL on our own Crucible instances, but don't officially endorse one database over another at the moment.
When choosing a database, you should consider that the default, built-in HSQLDB is not concurrent (it processes queries one at a time), making it less scalable than an external database. Also, HSQLDB may be more susceptible to file system corruption when Crucible is killed by force (kill -9).
cheers,
Erik
Kevin P. Fleming
Aug 06, 2010Is there going to be a Confluence SCM plugin for Confluence 3.x? We'd really like to be able to use Crucible for wiki page reviews.