On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 2:09 PM, Raouf Abdelhamid
<abdelhamid.ra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i was logged with another account (let's call it myAccount) however, when i
> shut down the slave from the jenkins nodes interface, it showed the previous
> message
This login was in the same web session? Are you using the matrix
based security in jenkins, and if so, is the Anonymous user allowed to
connect/disconnect slaves? If you repeat this scenario, do you see
your login name in the top bar of the web page as you disconnect?
> i never said i was running a different jar, i said i was running a different
> java process.
I think it has to be a different jar if jenkins is starting it via
ssh, because it will download it for you. Try setting up a different
user with no jars at all in the target directory.
> do you have any documentation about jenkins slaves ? I'd like to know more
> about the default behaviour in that kind of situation
No - but you could always poke through the source code. But, I would
never have considered running two different masters for slaves in the
same space concurrently in the first place. Why do you think they
shouldn't conflict with each other, especially when they need
different jars of the same name? Perhaps more to the point, why do
you want to do this? Maybe there is a better approach to whatever it
is you are trying to do.
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Les Mikesell
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