After following the installation procedures as given in Install the Server | SonarQube Docs
Later when I try to to ./sonar.sh start Sonarqube is started but the default port 9000 is unreachable or unable to browse localhost:9000.Can any one help?
I am running it on Ubuntu 16.04,Intel core i5 processor.
I installed sonarqube from Download | SonarQube Developer edition.
After following the process as given in Install the Server | SonarQube Docs I am unable to start Sonarqube.
I give ./sonarsube start it says sonarqube started but later when I browse localhost:9000 I dont find it i.e sonarqube is not started.
I have installed it on ubuntu 16.04,intel i5 processor.
Hi @Vijayeendra_Gururaj ,
can you share the server logs with us so we can try to understand why your sonarqube instance is not starting?
on an unrelated note: Ubuntu 16.04 will be EOL soon (April 2021), you should think about switching to a newer release.
sonar-20210212.log (2.0 KB)
Hi,
I have attached the log file.
Thank you
Thanks for the logs
as per our documentation you have to create a dedicated user to run sonarqube as.
SonarQube cannot be run as
rooton Unix-based systems, so create a dedicated user account for SonarQube if necessary.
When i execute in Sonarqube user account it says Failed to start Sonarqube.
I have attached the image file.
probably because the sonarqube folder is not owned by the sonarqube user. try to set the ownership like this:
sudo chown -R sonarqube: /opt/sonarqube/
and try starting again
After giving permissions Sonarqube started Successfully. Thank you.
I have attached the Sonarqube UI which I see on web .I cant see any login page, can you please help me with this. I was trying to get the Server ID of the machine from UI.
sonar-20210216.log (2.9 KB)
You are looking at the web interface of elasticsearch (localhost:9001). the default port for the sonarqube web ui is 9000 and there you will be greeted by a login screen
Yes I did it as well but it says HTTP 404: Not Found.
did you set a custom web context for sonarqube (sonar.web.context)?
yes I gave it as
sonar.web.context = /sonarqube
so the url would be: http://127.0.0.1:9000/sonarqube
yes, I got it. Thankyou so much.
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