[JIRA] [core] (JENKINS-13140) Disconnected slaves come back online within a few minutes

2014-03-07 Thread mweb...@java.net (JIRA)














































mwebber
 commented on  JENKINS-13140


Disconnected slaves come back online within a few minutes















I ended up changing my slaves to "take this slave on-line when in demand and off-line when idle", and as suggested set

in demand delay = 0
idle delay = 100


That does not actually fix the problem, but it's good enough for me:

	When Jenkins (re)starts, the slave process does not.
	At the time a slave is required by a job, the slave process is started.
	If I disconnect a slave, it stays disconnected until a job requires it, at which point it is restarted. At least it stays disconnected until required, rather than being reconnected almost immediately.



I did not try the keep-slave-disconnected-plugin (thanks for contributing though). To my mind this is solving the problem in the wrong place - the muddle and poor handling needs to be fixed in core, rather than overridden.



























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[JIRA] [core] (JENKINS-13140) Disconnected slaves come back online within a few minutes

2014-02-27 Thread dan...@beckweb.net (JIRA)














































Daniel Beck
 updated  JENKINS-13140


Disconnected slaves come back online within a few minutes

















	To prevent builds, Mark this node temporarily offline.
	To prevent reconnect after manual disconnect, don't configure Jenkins to Keep this slave online as much as possible.



Therefore this is a new feature. Reducing to minor since the original user commented this was just a misunderstanding of user options for preventing builds.





Change By:


Daniel Beck
(27/Feb/14 8:11 PM)




Issue Type:


Bug
NewFeature





Priority:


Major
Minor





Component/s:


core





Component/s:


slave-setup



























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[JIRA] [core] (JENKINS-13140) Disconnected slaves come back online within a few minutes

2014-02-27 Thread dan...@beckweb.net (JIRA)














































Daniel Beck
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Disconnected slaves come back online within a few minutes















As an alternative to Keep this slave online as much as possible, here's a plugin adding a retention strategy that does not reconnect slaves if they're temporarily marked offline by the user:

https://github.com/daniel-beck/keep-slave-disconnected-plugin

I'd consider this issue now (or with official release of this plugin at the latest) resolved. Any objections?



























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