Fisheye: Make fisheye as a service

Question

I'm working on making fisheye work as a service, I folowed this link: https://confluence.atlassian.com/fishkb/how-to-start-fisheye-and-crucible-at-boot-time-223216848.html
I change the $FISHEYE_HOME that contains fisheyectl.sh
But when running th service i got this:

fisheye systemd[1]: Stopped fisheye.service.
fisheye systemd[1]: Starting fisheye.service...
fisheye fisheye[3788]: No passwd entry for user 'fisheye'
fisheye systemd[1]: Started fisheye.service.

The service is not ruunig now and i don't know why ? Any solution for this issue.

Answer 1

I figure out a solution for this , simply I created a user "fisheye" then I execute the command

  chown -R fisheye:fisheye /home/user/Downloads/fisheye
  chown -R fisheye:fisheye /home/user/fisheye

I hope that can help anyone who face this situation.

Answer 2

There is a more comprehensive guide on this here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/fishkb/how-to-create-a-service-for-fisheye-crucible-in-linux-1041080637.html

Within that documentation there is a link to https://confluence.atlassian.com/fisheye/installing-fisheye-on-linux-and-mac-960155263.html which mentions:

[User running Fisheye] be a non-privileged user with read, write and execute access on the Fisheye install directory and instance (data) directory.

This is why changing the ownership recursively of those directories to be that of the fisheye user worked.