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Another workaround is to use what Mr. Kohsuke said: In the slave configuration, under the Advanced method of Launch Option,
Put the following in the Suffix Start Slave Command " -jar-cache <path to jar cache directory>" (no quotes)
Make sure there's a leading space so the parameters aren't tacked directly onto the slave.jar itself.
Still, I'd much prefer if the default jar cache was in the slave FS root. I have a number of slaves using an automounted home directory, and am hitting the quota exceeded error when upgrading from 1.544 to 1.551.