MSBuild Visual Studio

[Jmata]

Hello Guys,
Im running into a small issue in regards to the MSBuild Plugin . All 
setting seem to be correct in our configuration path, (pointing to the 
correct path C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\12.0\Bin\MSBuild.exe

As soon as we run a build job we get the following error.

msbuild.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Build step 'Build a Visual Studio project or solution using MSBuild' marked 
build as failure


If we run this through command line everything works perfect. No issues


Please help.


Thanks

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Svn Credentials

[Jmata]

Hey Guys,
Having an SVN issue.. 
So here is my problem, I have about 500 jobs in my Jenkins Master. All my 
jobs are failing because I need to enter our svn username and password, I 
really don't want to do this process for all 500 jobs under the configure 
option. 
Is there a way I can just use one global password for SVN? I did put the 
creds under Configure System Global SVN Publisher but that didn't seem to 
work.
Any Ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks

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Re: Svn Credentials

[Jmata]

So this is our current setup. 
1 master (server2012)
14 slaves(server2003, 2008, OSX)
500 jobs across the slaves.
1 AD svcSVN account in our domain. Im in the process of upgrading to the 
jenkins master to 1.551 but ran into the problem where all the jobs fail 
because there is not password stored inside the configuration setting in 
the job. I really don't want to configure every single job with the domain 
svcSVN account.. that would take hours. Just trying to put this setting 
globally so it will automatically know what credentials it needs to use.
The Master Jenkins is running on Windows Server 2012 Environment hope this 
helps a bit more ...Please advise .

Thanks

On Tuesday, February 18, 2014 5:32:12 PM UTC-7, Indra Gunawan (ingunawa) 
wrote:

  HI Jmata,

  In our setup, we have a generic AD user that runs Jenkins.  
 For any given SVN repository, we simply check out with “-N” once as this 
 user and let SVN keep the credential password cached.  The cache credential 
 is stored as file in the generic user home 
 directory/.subversion/auth/svn.simple/.
 Unless you are building on a slave connecting to master as a different 
 user, all jobs should be able to check out since the same AD user also runs 
 the Jenkins instance/ Jenkins Master.
  
 -Indra

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   Hey Guys, 
 Having an SVN issue.. 
 So here is my problem, I have about 500 jobs in my Jenkins Master. All my 
 jobs are failing because I need to enter our svn username and password, I 
 really don't want to do this process for all 500 jobs under the configure 
 option. 
 Is there a way I can just use one global password for SVN? I did put the 
 creds under Configure System Global SVN Publisher but that didn't seem to 
 work.
 Any Ideas would be appreciated.

  Thanks
  
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