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If errors occur during the installation, you can check the log information recorded to find out what the problem is. Where logs are generated depends on when the installation process get stuck:
- If the installation is cancelled before you select the Install button on the installation wizard, logs are created on the desktop for Windows and in the userhome directory for Unix/Linux.
- If the installation is cancelled after you select the Install button on the installation wizard, logs are created in the logs folder in the installation root directory.
Besides, on a Windows platform, you can choose to specify the log destination that should use absolute path and log file name when launching the installation wizard by running the following command:
jrserver-xxx-windows.exe -D$INSTALL_LOG_NAME$="Install.log" -D$INSTALL_LOG_DESTINATION$="D:\temp"
or
$ ./jrserver-xxx-linux.bin -D\$INSTALL_LOG_NAME\$="Install.log" -D\$INSTALL_LOG_DESTINATION\$="/opt/temp"
Change jrserver-xxx-windows.exe or jrserver-xxx-linux.bin to the real file name of the installation file.
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Back to topAn Issue on Windows Vista
Problem
When running Logi JReport Server's installer on Windows Vista, the installer cannot find the installed JDKs.
Reason
By default Vista's security settings are stricter than Windows 2000, XP, and 2003. The children processes do not inherit the execution right from their parent process.
Solution
Make the compatibility property of the installer file (.exe) available:
- Right-select the installer file, and select Properties from the shortcut menu.
- In the Compatibility mode panel of the Compatibility tab, check the Run this program in compatibility mode for option, and then select Windows 2000 from the drop-down list.
- Select OK.
- Run the installer.