Whats the preferred way to do this these days?
On Monday, June 16, 2014 at 10:29:04 AM UTC-4, Maciej Gąsiorowski wrote:
But when I add this to img tag, this does not change anything. Maybe I am
doing something wrong ?
Here is my code:
/table
br /
h3Icons:/h3
table width=100%
Hi All,
Just a couple of announcements for JUC 2015. Planning is well underway and
we've made some big changes - JUC will be a 2 days with event this year:
1) SAVE THE DATE:
- JUC East Coast (Washington, DC
We just recently fixed such issue.
LDAP service on Windows AD server is integrated with DNS service and
dependent. If you are running LDAP query from Linux machine using java
against Active Directory server, for the parsing of LDAP response AD DNS is
involved. If there is malfunctioning or
We tried migrating a Jenkins instance from one server to another by simply
rsync'ing /var/lib/jenkins.
This successfully produced a new server full of jobs. But on running one of
them we were told to enter SVN credentials for the repository. This is
strange given we have this on a global basis
Hello,
Is it possible in Jenkins or by a plugin, to forbid Builds for a period
(no builds between 12h and 14h for exemple) ?
Ideally, I look for a global parameter, I have too many jobs for set it for
each.
Thanks for your time
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Hello,
Is it possible in Jenkins or by a plugin, to forbid Builds for a period
(no builds between 12 and 14h for exemple) ?
Ideally, I look for a global parameter, I have too many jobs for set it for
each.
Thanks for your time
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Another option if you want to do it programmatically could be to use an API
call via url hit to take machines offline, then put them back online. The
general format of the call should be available pretty easily with a web
search, but we use something like this in a curl call when wanting to take
I have a build flow plugin configuration for my build job in
jenkins(main-build-job). I want to make sure that my build occurs on
one of two machines so I installed the nodelabel parameter plugin. My
build flow is
build (joba.sh, PARENT_BUILD_ID :
Dear sir's I'm new to seting up of Jenkins and have issues integrating with
my GIt/SSH server.
Running Jenkins on a Windows 7 machine, while my GIT repository is on a
Ubuntu Linux (10.0.0.131)
I've tried to understand the explained issues with integration, but seams
fetch hangs as bellow
Jenkins runs as Windows service, How should I specify on which tomcat will
be deployed application?
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Hello,
Is it possible, in Jenkins or by a plugin, to forbid builds for a period
(12h-14h for exemple) ?
Ideally, I look for a global parameter, I have too many jobs for set it for
each.
Thanks for your time
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Just be aware that jobs that are scheduled to run during that period are still
scheduled, and you see them waiting in the Build Queue.
Also, be careful if you have slaves configured “take this slave on-line when in
demand, and off-line when idle”. If you have a job that Is tied to a particular
Thank you for your heads-up.
Do you have any information whether LTS 1.596.1 is affected as well? I was
about to install it tomorrow morning because of the security advisory.
Comparing your patch in https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-27178 with
the code from LTS
I have the ansi color plugin installed and verified it works, however .NET
or C++ applications setting console colors and emitting text does not
appear colored in the log. Is there a configuration setting to enable it?
The .net code is pretty simple:
static void Main(string[] args)
I've not been able to use an ssh authenticated git URL with a Windows
Jenkins agent running as a service. Refer to
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-20356 for the details of that
bug.
I have been able to consistently use ssh keys with the Jenkins agent
running from a Windows desktop,
Does this require restarting Hudson afterward for the settings to take
affect?
On Thursday, December 16, 2010 at 11:42:13 AM UTC-6, Nord, James wrote:
Create a self signed cert using the java keytool and
Java -jar hudson.war --httpsPort=443 --httpsKeyStore=/path/to/keystore
Well I guess this depends basically on the test plugin, independently from
workflow itself. If some plugin, say the junit one, doesn't support this
then I think you just then put many sh steps to achieve this.
Might seem not so interesting compared to a typical script, but the
difference is you
Let me try again:
Script:
any_command -p $my_pwd
Console Output:
any_command -p the_password_I_typed
error: any_command not found
The password is still displayed. Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you mean
by just use the variable. Is masking the use of $my_pwd not supported?
On Sunday, March
Hi,
Template Plugin Project should do the job -
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Template+Project+Plugin
On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 12:54 PM, Jenifer Kim jen27...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I am new in a role that demands me to create Jenkins jobs on regular
basis. Some of the jobs that I
Sounds like the Slave Squatter plugin could help:
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Slave+Squatter+Plugin
On 02/03/15 02:52, John Carbasse wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible, in Jenkins or by a plugin, to forbid builds for a period
(12h-14h for exemple) ?
Ideally, I look for a global
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