I am running Elasticsearch (2.3.5) as a daemon in Debian Jessie. I was having trouble to connect to Elasticsearch via curl until I realized Elasticsearch wasn't booting at all, despite the commands sudo service elasticsearch status, sudo /etc/init.d/elasticsearch status and sudo /bin/systemctl statu…

Elasticsearch (2.3.5) is not starting in Debian Jessie

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Elasticsearch (2.3.5) is not starting in Debian Jessie

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