[JIRA] [ec2] (JENKINS-19943) EC2 plugin cannot connect to slaves outside us-east-1 on new AWS accounts (using EC2-VPC)

2013-12-16 Thread mtu...@gforgegroup.com (JIRA)














































Michael Tutty
 commented on  JENKINS-19943


EC2 plugin cannot connect to slaves outside us-east-1 on new AWS accounts (using EC2-VPC)















This is a blocker for me, using a non-EC2 Jenkins server. +1 for the fix.



























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[JIRA] [git] (JENKINS-20533) Git2 plugin and HTTP-authentication fails

2013-11-15 Thread mtu...@gforgegroup.com (JIRA)














































Michael Tutty
 commented on  JENKINS-20533


Git2 plugin and HTTP-authentication fails















Juergen, that is the same behavior I saw as well.  It didn't matter whether I had a credential, added one or removed one, it always failed the same way.
Your question about further debugging info is exactly why I suggested better logging in this section.  There isn't anything I could find to gather more data at runtime.



























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[JIRA] [git] (JENKINS-20533) Git2 plugin and HTTP-authentication fails

2013-11-15 Thread mtu...@gforgegroup.com (JIRA)














































Michael Tutty
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Git2 plugin and HTTP-authentication fails















It's not self-signed certs in my case.  Something is wrong with either the default credentials added to the GitClient instance, or the format of the command that's actually run.  No network request is ever opened from the Jenkins server, it fails immediately.

Notice line 150 in the Git plugin's job configuration code: https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-plugin/blame/master/src/main/java/hudson/plugins/git/UserRemoteConfig.java - it was changed on 10-09-13.

Also check line 1261 in the Git client implementation: https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-client-plugin/blame/master/src/main/java/org/jenkinsci/plugins/gitclient/CliGitAPIImpl.java - credential-related changes also made about a month ago.

This would be a great place to add some logging code, I was unable to diagnose anything with the logging facility in Jenkins web UI.  Specifically, it would be great when the underlying process returns != 0, to know the exact command-line and args that were used, as well as the contents of STDOUT and STDERR.




























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[JIRA] [git] (JENKINS-20533) Git2 plugin and HTTP-authentication fails

2013-11-15 Thread mtu...@gforgegroup.com (JIRA)














































Michael Tutty
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Git2 plugin and HTTP-authentication fails















I downgraded git-client and git packages in Jenkins, and it's working again.



























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