Re: LDAP authentication fails

Hi Jan. Sorry for not replying earlier.. I was on holiday and got back to work only this morning. No.. no special characters that need to be escaped, nor wrong password.. I even tried copy/paste of the password, but it doesn't help.. Any more hints, please? 2012/4/30 Jan Seidel

Re: LDAP authentication fails

Hi Nunni, *uhm* only thing that crosses my mind is a buggy identity.key file or secret.key file. The secret.key is more likely to fail. You can rebuild it somewhat easy. simply delete the secret.key files. They are located in the jenkins root folder and in the job folders. They contain the

Re: Pre-Checkout actions?

pre-scm-buildstep plugin? YAY! Never heard of that nor seen it before but you have just made my life pretty much easier :) Thanks Chris! Take care Jan Am Montag, 30. April 2012 14:55:16 UTC+2 schrieb cjo: If you just want to remove the junction points between triggering a build and the

Maven installs and SNAPSHOT deploys

Hi, for my Maven projects I have been running a single job to install and deploy. I run this job both upon scm change and periodically (as the OS is updated in step with Ubuntu). This works very nicely, but fills a 15G partition pretty quickly. I would really prefer to run two jobs: - a maven

Re: Gzipped build log

Hi David, opening an issue seems to be a good idea. I have this issue always when the log file is chunked. As soon as I say view all is everything fine. I wouldn't mind if it just are a few garbled signs as is often is but is pretty annoying when the log becomes 4-8 times as broad only with an

CLI Authentication using Unix Users

Hi, One of my Jenkins job actually creates a new job using the cli interface. The creator job (and all other jobs by default) require authentication to build. The creator job calls the jenkins cli to create the new job but it doesn't make use of the information that a logged in user is actually

CVS and extssh

Hi, I've just installed the last version of Jenkins. I have created a first job for a Maven project. But my problem is with CVS. In Eclipse, my CVS URL is with :extssh: prefix. But with Jenkins, I have this error : cvs checkout: Unknown method (`extssh') in CVSROOT.. My server OS is Windows. I

Re: LDAP authentication fails

humm.. I deleted identity.key and secret.key, restarted jenkins, and tried again: the two files have been recreated, but got the same error! Any more hints, please? 2012/5/2 Jan Seidel wakkal...@gmail.com Hi Nunni, *uhm* only thing that crosses my mind is a buggy identity.key file or

Re: LDAP authentication fails

What version of the AD plugin are you using? If you have 1.27 installed, try rolling back to 1.26 (which may be a manual thing at this point).

Static Analysis of Unix Shell Scripts

Hi, Does anyone know if there are any static analysis tools for Unix shell scripts (e.g. sh, ksh) ? Thanks !

Re: Error running groovysh via jenkins-cli due to anonymous missing the Administrator permission

Thanks for the explanation, I will try that. On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 3:44 AM, Daniel PETISME daniel.peti...@gmail.comwrote: The groovysh command seems broken with the jenkins-cli.jar. if you use a recent version of Jenkins you should use the Jenkins SSH server to invoke the groovysh command.

Re: LDAP authentication fails

2012/5/2 Maven User maven.2.u...@gmail.com What version of the AD plugin are you using? If you have 1.27 installed, try rolling back to 1.26 (which may be a manual thing at this point). I'm using the LDAP thing.. I have also tried the AD plugin (1.26), but it didn't work neither.. Is there

Re: LDAP authentication fails

2012/5/2 Roberto Nunnari nunni...@gmail.com 2012/5/2 Maven User maven.2.u...@gmail.com What version of the AD plugin are you using? If you have 1.27 installed, try rolling back to 1.26 (which may be a manual thing at this point). I'm using the LDAP thing.. I have also tried the AD plugin

Re: authenticating with certificates username/password

This issue (JENKINS-3912) is currently stalling our development effort, too. I'm trying a variety of things to work around the issue. The frustrating thing is that jsvn from the command line *works*, so the SVN plugin is taking this functioning library and *breaking* it somehow. On Wednesday,

controlling upstream/downstream relationships

Hi all - I could have sworn somewhere that a jenkins job stores what it thinks is an upstream or downstream job. I have two jobs that at one point, were misconfigured. Now one always triggers the other. Is there a way to clip this configuration? I could have sworn that in one of the files

Re: authenticating with certificates username/password

I did it! I looked at the files hudson.scm.SubversionSCM.xml and jobs/jobname/subversion.credentials. Both of them had, from a previous repository, an entry that looked like: entry stringlt;https://www.example.com/gt;/string

Re: Static Analysis of Unix Shell Scripts

What kind of static analysis are you looking for? You can do a syntax check for a script by running bash -n script.sh, but that's all the static analysis I have ever done for shell scripts. -- Sami 2012/5/2 Nig nigel.robb...@wallstreetsystems.com: Hi, Does anyone know if there are any static

Re: CLI Authentication using Unix Users

I have often found the ssh access to be useful when other kind of authentication has been problematic. Have you seen https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Jenkins+SSH ? -- Sami 2012/5/2 Anshul anshulagra...@gmail.com: Hi, One of my Jenkins job actually creates a new job using the cli

Re: controlling upstream/downstream relationships

AFAIK that information has never been written down anywhere. Instead it has always been inferred from the Trigger other projects... and Build after other projects settings of jobs. -- Sami 2012/5/2 Maven User maven.2.u...@gmail.com: Hi all - I could have sworn somewhere that a jenkins job

Re: controlling upstream/downstream relationships

Anyone else? There should be someway to reset this