Sorry for the late response. You should check the value server.address %MYCOLLAB_HOME%/mycollab.properties whether it starts with http://?

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Could you upgrade to the latest MyCollab version is 5.4.8. This issue should be fixed.

You are welcome :)

Hai

Could you try the solution in this thread http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21131855/could-not-initialize-class-sun-awt-x11graphicsenvironment-on-solaris

In your mycollab.sh, find the line eval \"$_RUNJAVA\" -jar $MYCOLLAB_HOME/executor.jar & then try to add eval \"$_RUNJAVA\" -jar $MYCOLLAB_HOME/executor.jar -Djava.awt.headless=true &

Restart the MyCollab then check if the issue is persisted.

Hai Nguyen

Have you configured the email properly? If 'yes', could you post the mycollab.out log file which is located on %MYCOLLAB_HOME%/logs

We do not support war file to run in any app server like Tomcat or Weblogic, but MyCollab is the standalone web application with embedded Jetty. To make MyCollab as an application helps us has control the process by ourselves to make some useful features such as auto-upgrade, or admin user can setup MyCollab installation easier

I am sorry that MyCollab doesn't support installation on the shared host. You can use MyCollab on several cheap cloud services such as digitalocean. It is more expensive than shared host but affordable

If you run the application in the IntelliJ IDE so the problem should not be happened. I guess you already read this tutorial https://community.mycollab.com/docs/developing-mycollab/setup-mycollab-projects-with-intellij-ide/ but pay attention in the working directory $MODULE_DIR$ in the Run configuration. Does it help?

We need the write permission of the current process for the conf folder. You should check whether the current user has the write permission to the folder %MYCOLLAB_HOME%/conf.