On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 03:46:41PM -0700, Dennis Jacobfeuerborn wrote:
Never mind. It looks like this is actually a bug in Jenkins:
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-21989
That's not a bug. If I set up Apache properly[1], I get a 200 Ok from
the curl test.
[1]
Hi
Yesterday I upgraded to Jenkins 1.556. Today I cannot login to Jenkins. I see:
HTTP ERROR 404
Problem accessing /jenkins/;jsessionid=hzlep1bpxdsuice7835saxjf. Reason:
Not Found
How can I recover from this please?
Best regards
David
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An alternative may be to look at the buildflow plugin (latest source code
not latest release) and one of its extensions.
If you move your pipeline to be managed by the flow - the flow can control
which jobs are allowed to run concurrently (for the same flow) - and the
actual jobs can run as
Fixed by deleting local Jenkins cookie in IE.
David
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Subject: Can't login to Jenkins after upgrading to 1.556
Hi
Yesterday
Depending on what state you want to store you should look at writing
either an extension to the build flow, or a new plugin or a combination of
both.
The states I'd want to store are the polling status of the underlying
subversion repository related to the job,
No workspace so -
Are you running separate slaves or local executors? I think most of
the scaling issues I've seen mentioned had to do with keeping a very
large number of old jobs (which older versions would pre-load even if
you never viewed them) and certain plugins with memory leaks. You
may have to
Hi,
this is just for my understanding: Why can I execute Groovy code from
CLI and Groovy script console, but need a plugin and a Groovy
installation to execute Groovy code as a build step?
Thanks...
Dirk
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David Aldrich (2014-03-25 17:12):
Hi
In the last few weeks I have been getting a lot of PermGen errors:
FATAL: PermGen space
I am running Jenkins 1.556 on Centos 5.
How should I fix this problem please?
If this is a compilation issue:
In Build options - Advance - MAVEN_OPTS use
Hi
Thanks for your reply.
This is not a Maven build. I start Jenkins from the command line as follows:
$ sudo /etc/init.d/jenkins start
Does that mean that I should modify /etc/sysconfig/Jenkins ?
Best regards
David
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If your last hurtle here is to get the labeling working, can you use the
perforce command line via a batch file build step to apply the label?
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On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 3:47 AM, teilo teilo+goo...@teilo.net wrote:
The states I'd want to store are the polling status of the underlying
subversion repository related to the job,
No workspace so - this is a bit moot as you have nowhere to checkout and
nowhere for jenkins to calculate the
Hi,
I'm using Jenkins v. 1.516 and I'd like a project to be built on a remote
machine.
Currently, the project is checked out from a remote SVN repository, then
copied and built on the local machine (where Jenkins is installed) in the
workspace /opt/jenkins/workspace/.
I saw it's possible to
Morning,
I have a developer that wants to know if Jenkins can pass the Git Author as
a parameter.
That's it. That's all I have. Attempts to clarify have gone nowhere.
A Google search comes up with nothing (except info on setting author name
and e-mail), so I bring it to the masses in
We have a Jenkins slave already running as a Windows service. We need to
change the HTTP port of this slave because 8080 clashes with software we
are trying to test.
I've looked at the jenkins-slave.xml and added the --httpPort=$HTTP_PORT
argument. I think slave.jar doesn't use this argument.
Try adding this to the jenkins xml on the actual slave:
-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.port=8082 (or whatever port number you need)
Or under Configure global security you can use a fixed port for all slave
agents
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From: Chris Stephens tremtas...@gmail.com
To:
You want to setup a Jenkins slave. Workspaces are never 'remote'.
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At: Mar 26 2014 09:54:56
Hi,
I'm using Jenkins v. 1.516 and I'd like a project to be built on a remote
machine.
Currently,
Thank you KT.
Apparently I was looking at the wrong XML file. I was looking at
jenkins-slave.xml in our workspace, not the jenkins.xml in the install
folder.
On Wednesday, 26 March 2014 15:43:24 UTC, KT wrote:
Try adding this to the jenkins xml on the actual slave:
Interesting:
http://www.thoughtworks.com/news/go-continuous-delivery-now-available-as-free-open-source
Thoughts / experiences ?
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What's your issue? What are you trying to do?
It's feasible, just actually to create a job with two parameters and
execute Git config as a first step. But I suspect you want to do something
different/differently, hence my first questions.
Cheers
Le 26 mars 2014 15:03, VFloyd vanettafl...@gmail.com
Hello-
I want to monitor a git repository and run a script where then is a change.
I've puzzled over it for a while now, and I cannot figure this out. If I
use Source Code Management and fill out my particulars about my git
repository, Jenkins tries to checkout the code into a local workspace.
It seems pretty inflexible. Why not just separate polling from checkout?
One step to poll repositories, and one step to checkout.
On Friday, January 17, 2014 1:18:06 PM UTC-8, LesMikesell wrote:
It is pretty much the point of the slave agent and the way jenkins
works to do all of the remote
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 12:42 PM, gorillates...@gmail.com wrote:
It seems pretty inflexible. Why not just separate polling from checkout? One
step to poll repositories, and one step to checkout.
It seems odd to care if the contents of a repository changed if you
aren't going to use them in the
It seems odd to care if the contents of a repository changed if you
aren't going to use them in the job that is triggered.
That is so loaded with inherent assumptions I don't even know how to touch
it.
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 11:08 AM, Les Mikesell lesmikes...@gmail.comwrote:
On Wed, Mar 26,
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 1:31 PM, Peter Savage gorillates...@gmail.com wrote:
It seems odd to care if the contents of a repository changed if you
aren't going to use them in the job that is triggered.
That is so loaded with inherent assumptions I don't even know how to touch
it.
Yes, and it
I'll have a better answer once the developer gets back to me. So far, I am
unable to find out what they are trying to do.
On Wednesday, March 26, 2014 10:33:05 AM UTC-7, Baptiste Mathus wrote:
What's your issue? What are you trying to do?
It's feasible, just actually to create a job with
I think a better answer to this is that this is not a typical use case for
people or teams using Jenkins. Although I can see some value to something
like this, it may not have enough support in general to change the behavior
of Jenkins. I had a situation in the past for a similar need. At that
How does Jenkins decide what jobs to display in cc.xml?
Some of our jobs (for
example, http://builds.netflix.com/job/WE-CLOUD-MERCH-accountTests) are
listed in http://builds.netflix.com/cc.xml and some (for
example, http://builds.netflix.com/job/Merchweb-DEV-GenerateIvyLocks) are
not
Never mind. I found where the bug is reported:
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-19639
On Wednesday, March 26, 2014 1:44:29 PM UTC-7, Curt Patrick wrote:
How does Jenkins decide what jobs to display in cc.xml?
Some of our jobs (for example,
It's the jobs shown on the default view that have builds. You can access other
views' cc.xml as e.g. /view/All/cc.xml
(What's the point of providing URLs when they're only available from your
intranet?)
On 26.03.2014, at 21:44, Curt Patrick cpatr...@netflix.com wrote:
How does Jenkins decide
Thats fine, but insisting that I dump the contents of that repository onto
disk in a specific fashion may or may not help me use the contents. You
keep insisting that a checkout into a directory controlled by the Jenkins
server is a necessary part of the way one must use the contents. I disagree.
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 4:48 PM, Peter Savage gorillates...@gmail.com wrote:
Thats fine, but insisting that I dump the contents of that repository onto
disk in a specific fashion may or may not help me use the contents. You keep
insisting that a checkout into a directory controlled by the
Hi folks
The API responses seem bizarre, inconsistent, and appear to change format
regularly. As a result our builds that depend on the API fail randomly
sometimes.
For instance, in one of our test-running jobs, we're grabbing
/jenkins/{build-job}/{id}/api/json and looping through
I have a scenario that seems like it would be pretty common, and is maybe
somewhat similar to the one David Campos posted to the list recently.
b1, b2, and b3 are QA testing jobs that each rely on a “clean” VM. b4 is the
job that cleans the VMs.
For awhile, we had b4 set up as a downstream job
Hi All,
I have an application that I want to build for Ubuntu 32 bits, 64 bits.
There is a second application that needs to be build on Wndows.
So, I would like to know what is the best setup to do this.
Then the Mega-job starts:
1. The 32 bits and 64 bits and windows slave machine
Hi David
If it’s Jenkins itself running out of Perm space then yes, you’ll need to
increase its MaxPermSize JVM setting.
If it’s a particular build or group of build that throws the error (so the
error occurs but Jenkins continues to function), you need to figure out how to
increase the Perm
Try enabling Poll SCM option ? I never tried that though, I think that
checks for changes and then builds (only if there are any changes)
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 11:04 PM, gorillates...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello-
I want to monitor a git repository and run a script where then is a
change. I've
I don't know of any way to use Jenkins to monitor a git repository for
changes without including a checkout of a local workspace.
Conceptually, I think you could write your own plugin which would rely on
the git-client-plugin and perform the check for changes without creating a
local workspace.
Could a git hook do what you are trying to do?
Richard.
On Thursday, March 27, 2014, gorillates...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello-
I want to monitor a git repository and run a script where then is a
change. I've puzzled over it for a while now, and I cannot figure this out.
If I use Source Code
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