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I've followed the directions to setup YouTrack as a service provided by JetBrains, however when I try to use the command: service youtrack start I get the following message: "/home/youtrack/standalone/bin/wrapper" "/home/youtrack/standalone/conf/wrapper.conf" wrapper.syslog.ident=youtrack wrapper.pidfile="/home/youtrack/standalone/youtrack.pid" wrapper.daemonize=TRUE Difficult to figure what it's trying to say but it clearly does not start properly. After the message nothing more happens and no youtrack.pid appears in the standalone directory. Permissions The owner of the directory /home

What is the IIS equivalent of this configuration in NGINX? proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto https; I am running JetBrains YouTrack on Windows server, using IIS as a terminating SSL proxy, and get this error when trying to log in: HTTP ERROR 405 Problem accessing /hub/auth/login. Reason: HTTP method POST is not supported by this URL Powered by Jetty:// My web.config looks like this: <configuration> <system.webServer> <rewrite> <rules> <rule name="Reverse Proxy" patternSyntax="ECMAScript" stopProcessing="true"> <match url="(.*)" /> <!-- Redirect all requests to non-HTTPS site. --> <action type

Youtrack allow to send email through 3rd party SMTP server. Fields are as follows: SMTP host: [?] SMTP port: [?] Mail protocol: [?] SMTP login: [?] SMTP password: [?] Select SSL key: [?] Server 'from' email: [?] Could you provide an example of Gmail or Google apps config ? Here is what I finally did: SMTP host: smtp.gmail.com ; SMTP port: 465 ; Mail protocol: SMTP+SSL ; SMTP login: user@domain.com or user@gmail.com ; SMTP password: ****** ; Select SSL key: No key ; Server 'from' email: user@domain.com . Gmail will ignore the from parameter so I put the same. References Enable IMAP in your

I am using YouTrack for our tracking system. Youtrack comes with a rest webservice that you can call to get information from the system. I am having problem getting authorized and is getting forbidden all the time. I do my post to their login, and I get the "login ok" respone, and if I check in firebug I can see that the headers are set correctly, but the cookie does not get created. For that I need to get the value from the response header, Set-Cookie. The post looks like this. $.post(youTrackLoginUrl, { login: "restUser", password: "qwerty" }, function(data, text, xhr) { // do something });