Hi,
I have some errors in build which are not related to code compilation and
do not want to send build failed email to a DL.
Eg: when doing a sync from the scm system, there are some errors due to low
disk space in the build machine
What I found was jenins is setting the build as "FAIL" and
Yeah i tried that "porn"-mode with safari/chrome/firefox, no go.
Any other suggestions?
On Wednesday, May 1, 2013 11:11:35 PM UTC-5, Stuart Whelan wrote:
>
> I get that occasionally on my existing install, and usually have to do a
> shift-F5 or shift-refresh to get things back to normal.
>
>
>
I get that occasionally on my existing install, and usually have to do a
shift-F5 or shift-refresh to get things back to normal.
On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 4:09 PM, JJ Asghar wrote:
> Hi!
>
> So i did this: apt-get install tomcat7 && cd /usr/share/tomcat7/webapps/
> && wget latest_jenkins then hit
Hi!
So i did this: apt-get install tomcat7 && cd /usr/share/tomcat7/webapps/ &&
wget latest_jenkins then hit http://localhost:8080.
My install looks like this --> http://imgur.com/25fNv5H
Is this a permissions issue? What am i missing?
Thanks in advance!
- JJ Asghar
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Hey Dan,
Oh, I didn't notice you were using javaws. Thank you for the correction.
OK, so that ensures that the jenkins web app is always running, but
I'm not clear whether that means that the slave will always be running
(and in contact with the master).
Presumably if the application
On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 6:48 PM, Kenny Ayers wrote:
> Hey Dan,
>
> I noticed that in part of your reply, you said you had an issue starting
> the slave, but it looks there is a syntax error here:
>
> I also downloaded the JNLP manually and tried this:
>
> javaws -Jjava.awt.headless=true slave-age
Hey Dan,
I noticed that in part of your reply, you said you had an issue starting
the slave, but it looks there is a syntax error here:
I also downloaded the JNLP manually and tried this:
javaws -*J*java.awt.headless=true slave-agent.jnlp
...but I get:
...
Splash: Can't connect to wind
On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 10:04 AM, Dan Tenenbaum wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 6:49 PM, Kenny Ayers
> wrote:
>> You're experiencing at least two issues here. First there's the OSX bug
>> with your window manager permissions. You need to run headless on OSX, as
>> you already determined, so mak
These are the settings that worked for me, FINALLY!
Advanced Project Options
1. Check *Use Custom Workspace*
2. For *directory* enter the path that matches the load rules in next
section, e.g. Z:\MY_VOB\MY_STUFF
3. Check *Quiet period*
4. For *Quiet period* time enter 60.
Jenkins checks the exit code. Run your batch file and try
echo %errorlevel%
Your batch file needs to exit with a non 0 code, i.e.
exit 1
Be aware jenkins can only check the errorlevel left by the last command so
the following will succeed because the echo returns 0
somebadcommand
echo hello
Hi
My slaves are retaining a whole heap of C:\Windows\Temp\hudson-remoting*
folders containing very little. Should these be automatically cleared out?
Does it relate to how long we keep builds?
e.g.
C:\Windows\Temp\hudson-remoting618313980645027209\com\sun\jna\win32-amd64\jnidispatch.dll
Sur
Hi,
you have to set correctly the JAVA_HOME
2013/5/1 Markus KARG
> I have successfully set up Jenkins to run an ANT script on a slave, and
> Jenkins also installs the JDK on the slave automatically before running the
> job. Fine so far, but my ANT script needs to know the path where Jenkins
>
Build failures (compilation, linking, etc.) cause the Jenkins build to be
marked as 'failed'. Test failures after successful compilation cause it to be
marked as 'unstable'.
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At: May 1 2013 1
This JUnit XML file causes the build to be unstable. Why isn't it failed
instead?
SEED=1
SEED=2
Thanks.
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So then I email that ali
On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 6:49 PM, Kenny Ayers
wrote:
> You're experiencing at least two issues here. First there's the OSX bug
> with your window manager permissions. You need to run headless on OSX, as
> you already determined, so make sure you continue to do that. (The bug is
> reported here: h
I have successfully set up Jenkins to run an ANT script on a slave, and
Jenkins also installs the JDK on the slave automatically before running the
job. Fine so far, but my ANT script needs to know the path where Jenkins
installed the JDK into. How can my ANT script ask for that path decided by
http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/Another-LTS-release-needed-td4652460.html
implies it is already in 1.480.3 but not noted in the changelog?
If not the next LTS is probably out in a couple of weeks and will be based off
a mainline that includes this fix.
/James
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