Have you restarted Jenkins since adding the group to the user?
Richard.
On 3/12/2014 8:30 PM, Tzook Bar Noy tzo...@gmail.com wrote:
I have installed jenkins on our dev server, and I added the user jenkins
to some groups for example www-data.
now when I run this command on the terminal:
Am 03.12.2014 um 08:30 schrieb Tzook Bar Noy:
Any ideas why this weird bug happens??
It's not a bug. Running processes don't magically become members of
groups you add their owning user to. The user must relogin to become a
member of the new group, which in your case means your Jenkins server
Did you mean to restart jenkins right?
did it.
I noticed some more info that when I run the command
command:
cat /etc/group | grep jenkins
result:
www-data:x:33:tzook,jenkins
jenkins:x:115:
command:
groups jenkins
result:
jenkins : jenkins www-data web
command:
groups
result:
Is the job running on a slave?
Matthew
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mmm no I think, it's a simple installation, didn't do anything fancy :/
On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 10:59 AM, matthew.web...@diamond.ac.uk wrote:
Is the job running on a slave?
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I have a work around:
1. Restrict usernames to lower case
2. After setting up security and before the server restart, save the
'configure system' page even if no changes have been made - not sure if
this is required (I was following a suggestion by someone more in the know
than I), but it
I’m guessing that, if you run your command from the command line, you get your
output more quickly than you do when you run it in Jenkins.
One possibility is that the program writing the log can tell whether it’s
writing to a TTY or not, and changes its behavior accordingly. Often, this
means
We are using Visual Studio Online for source control and Jenkins to do
builds, tests, etc. I have things working except nothing is getting tagged.
Is there a plugin that integrates with Visual Studio Online or TFS to
create tags (labels) and facilitates moving releases through the release
The Jenkins SCM plugin that I am using has a configuration parameter that I
want to access as an environment variable. I need to access this plugin's
configuration parameter as part of my build scripts.
How would I go about doing this?
TIA.
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I've started looking into using the Job DSL plugin, as it looks like it
will be awesome. I had a couple of questions that I hope someone might be
able to answer.
I am planning on giving my users the control over their builds by allowing
them to create a .build file which will be the definition of
On 03.12.2014, at 08:30, Tzook Bar Noy tzo...@gmail.com wrote:
in one of my jobs I created an ssh command that simply does
Please be more specific what you're doing. How is SSH involved?
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unbuffer, part of expect, may also help if this is the problem.
What would be interesting is whether the log file for the build on Jenkins
master gets written to immediately, or whether that's also delayed.
On 03.12.2014, at 14:33, Rob Mandeville rmandevi...@dekaresearch.com wrote:
I’m
I was actually able to figure out all of this via monkey patching. It works
great!
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I want to thank everyone for their input. At this time we have decided to
pursue the workflow plug-in and its load step as the best way forward.
Given that we are dealing with trying to configure complex build flows,
the workflow plugins other features should prove useful well beyond the
sorry it is not ssh, it is a
build step with execute shell
inside it I have what I mentioned:
cat /etc/group | grep jenkins
groups jenkins
groups
whoami
output:
www-data:x:33:tzook,jenkins
jenkins:x:115:
jenkins : jenkins www-data web
jenkins
jenkins
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