Hi Baptiste,
Thanks for replying.
Is there any plugin available to do this or should I developing one. (Is
there any complication in doing this).
Pls anybody give me an idea in doing this.
BR,
Chethan
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 12:10 PM, Baptiste Mathus wrote:
> Hi, Jenkins is actually not affil
Hi Jose,
I have a Jenkins instance behind a ISA server too. In my case, the server is
running in a Linux/Red Hat, and we've installed cntlm [1]. The authentication
to the proxy is done via cntlm, and then in Jenkins I simply configure the
proxy as localhost:3128.
Hope that helps,
[1] http:/
I am suspecting that I have to give it (ISA SERVER) a correct rule to do
plugins downloads correctly.
If someone did it, please some comment.
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 11:48 AM, Jose Diaz wrote:
> Hello Bruno.
>
> Our ISA Server 2006 is running in a Windows Server.
>
> How I show in the attach
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 8:23 AM, Jesse Glick wrote:
> with an inaccurate changelog
http://release-notes.cloudbees.com/release/Jenkins+OSS+LTS/1.509.3
may be more useful; I have edited some comments, and removed entries
for backports which were subsequently reverted, or which were merely
fixes of
So I guess this got released on Monday (albeit with an inaccurate
changelog as usual).
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Hi,
it depends how your files could be accessible for your jenkins.
E.g. for files system there are plugin triggers:
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Files+Found+Trigger
for URL
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/XTrigger+Plugin
Please check 'triggers' on
https://wiki.jenkins
I am new to Jenkins, we have a requirement like, as soon as application
build deploys my Jenkin jobs need to execute automatically. Deployment
usually done with "perl*" *based tool, it will store log info in log file.
Can you guys please suggest me plugins available to fulfill my requirement,
i
thanks for your feedback, james. i have added a MIT license file, and i
will look into changing over to the more generic classes. not really happy
about the way i had to wrap the test publisher, but it seemed to be the
easiest way to have a final say about the test result. would be great to
have an
Wow - that looks really useful :-)
I wonder if it could use the generic hudson.task.test.* generic base
classes rather than the hudson.task.junit ones so that it would work with
other test data publishers...
If not looks like it would be pretty simple to wrap other test publishers
in the same m
