disable email notifications

2012-11-08 Thread Patrick Byrne
Hello,

 

How can I suppress sending of email notifications in Jenkins, please?

 

Committers to a job are being automatically notified when a job fails, I want 
to turn it off for now and I cannot see a configuration option for it.

 

Thanks,

Patrick

 

 



RE: disable email notifications

2012-11-08 Thread Patrick Byrne
 I see that I could remove the 'Send email notification' for each job, but 
I am setting up a large number of existing jobs on a new server, and I want to 
globally disable all email notifications while I set up the environment 
correctly such that large numbers of jobs do not fail and spam many users with 
bogus error messages.

 

 

From: Patrick Byrne [mailto:p.by...@samsung.com] 
Sent: 08 November 2012 14:44
To: 'jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com'
Subject: disable email notifications

 

Hello,

 

How can I suppress sending of email notifications in Jenkins, please?

 

Committers to a job are being automatically notified when a job fails, I want 
to turn it off for now and I cannot see a configuration option for it.

 

Thanks,

Patrick

 

 



Re: disable email notifications

2012-11-08 Thread Josselin Pierre
If you don't want to touch to the jobs themselves, there is another quick
and dirty workaround :
- install a simple mail server somewhere (James, for example)
- configure it to intercept all the mails, storing them somewhere or
deleting them on the fly
- configure Jenkins to use that mail server.




2012/11/8 Xavier Nodet xavier.no...@gmail.com

 I used the script below to replace the standard mail notifier with
 email-ext.
 It should be relatively easy to update it to only do the first part
 (remove mail notifications).
 But I don't know how exactly you would enable it back when you're done
 setting up everything.


  import hudson.model.*
 import hudson.maven.*
 import hudson.tasks.*
 import hudson.plugins.emailext.*
 import hudson.plugins.emailext.plugins.trigger.*

 for (item in Hudson.instance.items) {
   //if (item.name != Debug env) {
   //  continue
   //}
   println(\njob: $item.name)

   recipients = \$DEFAULT_RECIPIENTS
   for (publisher in item.publishersList) {
 // Search for default Mailer Publisher (doesn't exist for Maven
 projects)
 if(publisher instanceof Mailer) {
   // save recipients
   recipients = publisher.recipients
   // remove publisher
   item.publishersList.remove(publisher)
 } else
 // Or for Extended Email Publisher
 if (publisher instanceof ExtendedEmailPublisher) {
   // save recipients (if it already exist it overrides others values)
   recipients = publisher.recipientList
   item.publishers.remove(publisher)
   // remove it
   item.publishersList.remove(publisher)
 }
   }

   // If we found recipients list to send mail
   if (recipients != null) {
 println (CURRENT RECIPIENT : +recipients)
 // We create a new Extended Email Publisher
 def eep = new ExtendedEmailPublisher();
 eep.recipientList = recipients
 eep.defaultSubject = \$DEFAULT_SUBJECT
 eep.defaultContent = \$DEFAULT_CONTENT
 // With some triggers
 eep.configuredTriggers.add(new FailureTrigger(
   email : new EmailType(
 sendToRecipientList : true,
 sendToDevelopers : false,
 includeCulprits : false,
 body : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_BODY_TEXT,
 subject : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_SUBJECT_TEXT )))
 eep.configuredTriggers.add(new FixedTrigger(
   email : new EmailType(
 sendToRecipientList : true,
 sendToDevelopers : false,
 includeCulprits : false,
 body : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_BODY_TEXT,
 subject : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_SUBJECT_TEXT )))
 eep.configuredTriggers.add(new StillFailingTrigger(
   email : new EmailType(
 sendToRecipientList : true,
 sendToDevelopers : false,
 includeCulprits : false,
 body : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_BODY_TEXT,
 subject : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_SUBJECT_TEXT )))
 eep.configuredTriggers.add(new AbortedTrigger(
   email : new EmailType(
 sendToRecipientList : true,
 sendToDevelopers : false,
 includeCulprits : false,
 body : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_BODY_TEXT,
 subject : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_SUBJECT_TEXT )))
   // And we add/replace it in the project
 item.publishersList.replace(eep);
   } else {
 println (NO RECIPIENT)
   }
 }




 On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 3:47 PM, Patrick Byrne p.by...@samsung.com wrote:

  I see that I could remove the 'Send email notification' for each
 job, but I am setting up a large number of existing jobs on a new server,
 and I want to globally disable all email notifications while I set up the
 environment correctly such that large numbers of jobs do not fail and spam
 many users with bogus error messages.

 ** **

 ** **

 *From:* Patrick Byrne [mailto:p.by...@samsung.com]
 *Sent:* 08 November 2012 14:44
 *To:* 'jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com'
 *Subject:* disable email notifications

 ** **

 Hello,

 ** **

 How can I suppress sending of email notifications in Jenkins, please?

 ** **

 Committers to a job are being automatically notified when a job fails, I
 want to turn it off for now and I cannot see a configuration option for it.
 

 ** **

 Thanks,

 Patrick

 ** **

 ** **




 --
 Xavier Nodet




Re: disable email notifications

2012-11-08 Thread domi
This would be a once script for: 
https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins-scripts/tree/master/scriptler
Interested in adding, just send a pull request?
/Domi

On 08.11.2012, at 16:02, Xavier Nodet xavier.no...@gmail.com wrote:

 I used the script below to replace the standard mail notifier with email-ext.
 It should be relatively easy to update it to only do the first part (remove 
 mail notifications).
 But I don't know how exactly you would enable it back when you're done 
 setting up everything.
 
 
 import hudson.model.*
 import hudson.maven.*
 import hudson.tasks.*
 import hudson.plugins.emailext.*
 import hudson.plugins.emailext.plugins.trigger.*
 
 for (item in Hudson.instance.items) {
   //if (item.name != Debug env) {
   //  continue
   //}
   println(\njob: $item.name)
  
   recipients = \$DEFAULT_RECIPIENTS
   for (publisher in item.publishersList) {
 // Search for default Mailer Publisher (doesn't exist for Maven projects)
 if(publisher instanceof Mailer) {
   // save recipients
   recipients = publisher.recipients
   // remove publisher
   item.publishersList.remove(publisher)
 } else
 // Or for Extended Email Publisher
 if (publisher instanceof ExtendedEmailPublisher) {
   // save recipients (if it already exist it overrides others values)
   recipients = publisher.recipientList
   item.publishers.remove(publisher)
   // remove it
   item.publishersList.remove(publisher)
 }
   }
  
   // If we found recipients list to send mail
   if (recipients != null) {
 println (CURRENT RECIPIENT : +recipients)
 // We create a new Extended Email Publisher
 def eep = new ExtendedEmailPublisher();
 eep.recipientList = recipients
 eep.defaultSubject = \$DEFAULT_SUBJECT
 eep.defaultContent = \$DEFAULT_CONTENT
 // With some triggers
 eep.configuredTriggers.add(new FailureTrigger(
   email : new EmailType(
 sendToRecipientList : true,
 sendToDevelopers : false,
 includeCulprits : false,
 body : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_BODY_TEXT,
 subject : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_SUBJECT_TEXT )))
 eep.configuredTriggers.add(new FixedTrigger(
   email : new EmailType(
 sendToRecipientList : true,
 sendToDevelopers : false,
 includeCulprits : false,
 body : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_BODY_TEXT,
 subject : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_SUBJECT_TEXT )))
 eep.configuredTriggers.add(new StillFailingTrigger(
   email : new EmailType(
 sendToRecipientList : true,
 sendToDevelopers : false,
 includeCulprits : false,
 body : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_BODY_TEXT,
 subject : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_SUBJECT_TEXT )))
 eep.configuredTriggers.add(new AbortedTrigger(
   email : new EmailType(
 sendToRecipientList : true,
 sendToDevelopers : false,
 includeCulprits : false,
 body : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_BODY_TEXT,
 subject : ExtendedEmailPublisher.PROJECT_DEFAULT_SUBJECT_TEXT )))
   // And we add/replace it in the project
 item.publishersList.replace(eep);
   } else {
 println (NO RECIPIENT)
   }
 }
 
 
 
 
 On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 3:47 PM, Patrick Byrne p.by...@samsung.com wrote:
  I see that I could remove the 'Send email notification' for each job, 
 but I am setting up a large number of existing jobs on a new server, and I 
 want to globally disable all email notifications while I set up the 
 environment correctly such that large numbers of jobs do not fail and spam 
 many users with bogus error messages.
 
  
 
  
 
 From: Patrick Byrne [mailto:p.by...@samsung.com] 
 Sent: 08 November 2012 14:44
 To: 'jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com'
 Subject: disable email notifications
 
  
 
 Hello,
 
  
 
 How can I suppress sending of email notifications in Jenkins, please?
 
  
 
 Committers to a job are being automatically notified when a job fails, I want 
 to turn it off for now and I cannot see a configuration option for it.
 
  
 
 Thanks,
 
 Patrick
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 -- 
 Xavier Nodet