[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

You must use the same URL in your browser to access to iceScrum than the one you have set in your config.groovy with the

grails.serverURL = « http://YOUR_URL_TO_ICESCRUM »

by default it is http://localhost:8080/icescrum (or another context name you choose)

[Vincent Barrier]

Bonjour,

Cela semble venir du paquet d’installation de Java 7 sous Ubuntu auquel il manque les données relatives aux timezones, voici un lien sur le problème : http://blog.swwomm.com/2016/05/ubuntu-1604-with-java-7-timezone-data.html

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

You could you something like selenium test tool or any tool like browserstack.com to automate this task and get a « clean » screenshot of your sprint plan.

I like the idea, we will think about it in a more clean way..

Cheers;

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello Marcel,

Could you please send us an email to support _@_ kagilum.com? (Remove space & _)

Regards;

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

You can remove lock by updating lock (from 1 to 0 value) in the single row of the table databasechangelock

[Vincent Barrier]

– Did you follow the install guide and set command line options? Could you share them here?
– Did you update the server.xml file as expected?

We need full log file and details as much as you can give us.

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

I suspect that you restart at some point Tomcat when iceScrum was starting and doing some database stuff, this explains: liquibase.exception.LockException: Could not acquire change log lock.

If you don’t have any data, the simple thing to do is to delete the database and recreate it.

• Stop Tomcat
• Delete database
• Create an empty database
• – CHECK is you have remove tomcat-jdbc.jar from lib folder in tomcat folder (as documentation said)
• Start Tomcat with all parameters set (follow documentation)
• Wait around 60/70sec for iceScrum to start
• Enjoy

[Vincent Barrier]

Without any more detail. It difficult to help you…

BUT there is another solution, try our jar which embed Tomcat and configure everything for you 🙂

More information here: https://www.icescrum.com/documentation/install-guide/#start

Another insight: iceScrum doesn’t work with Tomcat 8 / java 8 (will be compatible soon)

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

It seems that it’s a competitor that didn’t start actually 😉

Do you more detail?

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

It seems to use JVM 1.8 that isn’t compatible with iceScrum R6#14.10 Pro version

Could you change jvm? Or try with docker (we have an official vm) or with turney linux (we have an official vm too) or use iceScrum Cloud 🙂

Regards

[Vincent Barrier]

Did you find a solution? If not, could we do a remote access session?

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello Marcus,

With the jar installation you cannot use an reverse proxy in front of iceScrum. Why? Because as you seen the address used in your browser must be the same as the one registered in the config. This config grails.serverURL variable is dynamically set using jar installation.

In your case, you should have :

java -Xmx512M -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -jar icescrum.jar context=/ host=mydomain.com port=443

but your apache will be useless.

So you will need to go to more customized setup: https://www.icescrum.com/documentation/application-server/#application-server_2

Regards;

[Vincent Barrier]

I couldn’t understand why “We also can’t copy stories to let them in the sprint because you will have 2 identical stories in your projects”, since Icescrum already copies a story, letting the original in the sprint.

It’s in order to keep all charts relevant.

But I agree we can do better! Let see how a ghost story would take place in a closed sprint;

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

Which install did you use?

– Jar file? => In this case you can set the default IP address using command options: https://www.icescrum.com/documentation/install-guide/#settings

– War file? => update your config.groovy file with the correct IP address;

Then it should work as expected 🙂

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello

Thank you for using iceScrum 🙂 and thank you for giving us your feedback on this post (and the other one).

In an Agile / Scrum context, at the end of a sprint, what is important? Points. If something isn’t finished it should not remains in a done sprint. We also can’t copy stories to let them in the sprint because you will have 2 identical stories in your projects.

What you want is some kind of « ghost » of the story. In order to don’t forget what you have done but, again in an Agile context, is it really matter? For us, the most important thing is to make it done and get more points for the velocity.

So I don’t think we will go into this at least not like you suggest (copy).

[Auteur]

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