Saving any fingerprints and eventually preserving these or in other words:
is another job accessing the artifacts with fingerprints and has set the
option "keep forever" set?
This may be your problem.
Tkae care
Jan
Am Montag, 30. April 2012 08:53:19 UTC+2 schrieb Anubhaw Shrivastav:
>
> My apol
Hi Nunni,
org.acegisecurity.BadCredentialsException: Bad credentials tells you at
least that something is happening and then fails. This looks more like a
matter of human engineering rather the technical engineering ;)
Do you use some funny special character which may interfere with your
syst
Hi David,
prove me wrong but I do actually read the expection as follows.
The user INFORMATION for mfx-cm is not readable.
The authentication of your user ID is successfully done but the assignment
of your security privileges aint working.
Maybe I am running wild right now but I will try to find
Hi Søren,
what about the join plugin and workspace cleaner plugin?
You could with join spawn a job that executes "junction -d %1" and then on
return to the upstream job configure woekspace cleaner to cleanup the
workspace when the job is done.
I doubt it but you may eventually have to create a s
Nice to know...
I am facing similar issues but it is roaming. So probably a plugin that is
located on all of the pages.
Unfortunately none of my plugins is in that list but still worth to
investigate
Am Freitag, 27. April 2012 09:14:20 UTC+2 schrieb fdegir:
>
> I disabled below plugins. Not qui
Hi Jeff,
you mean a summary of all artifacts from a pipeline of jobs?
not as far as I know.
The only quick solution that crosses my mind would be a trailing job
that with the copyartifact plugin gathers all artifacts (You can set
"last successful" there) from all upstream jobs. That would give you
Hi Albin,
what you are trying to do is a remote debugging.
That is described in the link Jesse provided:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=D&q=https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Plugin%2Btutorial%23Plugintutorial-DebuggingaPlugin&usg=AFQjCNFnyh6EcntVf7DDGbHEaQ7xw2F71w
E.g. for Windows
> set M
Hi Grant,
nice post but ... I would assume you do rather address it to
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org to get the bug fixed ;)
Take care
Jan
On 21 Apr., 07:06, Grant Limberg wrote:
> I've been experimenting with the Amazon S3 Publisher plugin in Jenkins 1.460
> in preparation for starting to use
logged in? Is that correct, and is it
> possible to change that user?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thursday, 19 April 2012 13:34:11 UTC+1, Jan Seidel wrote:
>
> > By the way.
>
> > It looks like some of your steps finish successfully right?
> > C:
ugh the steps ;)
On Apr 19, 2:20 pm, Jan Seidel wrote:
> What irritates me a bit is the exit code 255.
> Thats a not quite usual one from a plain build step. Looks to me like
> a return value from your builder.
>
> The builder runs for sure? also when you build it in the workspace C
g
> failure message
>
> C:\Project\Asset_2\Export>exit 255
>
> Build step 'Execute Windows batch command' marked build as failure
>
> Sending e-mails to: ...
>
> Finished: FAILURE
>
> I'm currently investigating the Builder.exe tool for more information
Hi Guy,
I think this is a matter of your usage of Jenkins. It is rather a
matter of experience and some empiric facts.
You would have to run some specs on a single slave reflecting the
average daily tasks. Then run some calculations to estimate the total
possible amount of slaves.
Some jobs do har
Hi Lee,
some more information would be nice. I did forget my crystal orb at
home ;)
Which OS are you using?
Do you run Jenkins as service?
A snippet of your batch files would be helpful as much as an outtake
of your build log would be.
Take care
Jan
On 19 Apr., 13:43, Lee Winder wrote:
> I have
HI Manuel,
what about something like
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 36 >NUL
to let the job wait for the ping before continuing. In this example 1
hour.
Take care
Jan
On Apr 17, 11:58 am, Manuel Doninger wrote:
> Hello,
> is it possible (with a plugin etc.), to queue a build with some
> parameters,
I have discarded the idea of an emulated clean checkout completely. I
used it in the beginning for all jobs until a non-critical showed a
bad behaviour.
The files weren't updated reliable. It was a job for creating release
notes. Later did we have the same issue with a build job were
committed chan
Hi there,
my question is already stated in the title as you can see :)
I know that you can let jobs "roam" in a node cluster but can you let
it REALLY ROAM?
Jenkins tries to let jobs build on nodes which already have been used
for building that particular job.
That clutters some build queues whil
Oh boy X)
This sounds a bit like a memory issue in Java. Did you try -XmX1024m
or the like?
To answer your question, I think I have seen a plugin that notifies an
upstream job...*scratch*
Join plugin I think. But this requires to get creative.
The join plugin interfaces between an up- and downst
Hi,
you could try the Jenkins Environment File Plugin
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Envfile+Plugin
Else you would have to run some string manipulation to get the value
into a file and execute it at each build step like you would assign an
environment variable.
In DOS it would be a c
Hi Samu,
uhm... there are several options available without plugins - in case
some should exist.
Figure out how the culprits are handled. I think it'll be a variable
as culprits also can be listed in email notifications.
Stream it into a file, archive it as artifact. Then use the copy
artifact plu
btw. is it confirmed that the test runs proper as standalone?
not that you are chasing a symptom and not the cause
What about putting java -DTestSuite="My Regression Test" -cp test.jar
org.testng.TestNG -d "testng-results" MyTest.xml into a batch file,
create a build step that calls the batch file and archive the
artifacts?
I think that could help to get rid of that putative behaviour of
Jenkins
On 4 Apr., 17:
Hi Tomislav,
normally does a not correct report of the status happen if the
configuration is reloaded from disk. In that case would the build it
self also not appear in the build history.
Otherwise I would assume that the build did not start. Kick it off
manually to validate the jobs function it s
Hi Kristian,
let the log level as it is ;)
I think there is an EOF occurring in the data stream of the pipe that
is not meant to be addressed to Jenkins but rather to some file for
test results or cache.
Maybe you can encapsule it by running it separated in the batch job (I
think the batch command
Hi,
I am a bloody *nix n00b but something jumped me instantly.
Is the server running in the same environment as the JDK?
e.g. do you have a java_home output of /Path/to/jdk1.6.0_31 as system
or user context?
And does the Jenkins server run in the same context?
It makes no sense to have a correct
Hiya,
what does the svn info say from command in detail?
I assume that the different revisions can be explained quite easy.
Rev 23205 is probably the actual revision. That continues counting up
each time something also adjacent (same repository/branch/project) is
commited even though nothing has b
Hi Neil,
I have as example the following content in the global setup of email-
ext:
- SNIP --
$PROJECT_NAME - Build # $BUILD_NUMBER - $BUILD_STATUS:
Check console output at $BUILD_URL or see build log below to view the
results.
Changes since last build:
$CHANGES
Word! Sami
I use Jenkins also for administrative jobs like rebooting the machine,
restarting the services, opening the task manager or checking with WMI
the disk space but you could of course also do more exciting things
here ;)
Some jobs like opening the task manager or rebooting the machine hav
Hi Rodney,
well the name is programmtic XD
You can simply trigger a downstream build that makes the final action
you'd like to see after the artifact deployer.
Take care
Jan
On 1 Apr., 23:26, Grégory Boissinot
wrote:
> PostBuildScript is designed to run in the last step, whatever the order of
>
Hi,
have you tried to use the jenkins-cli ? That would be the easiest
approach if you don't use authentication methods of the main stream.
I have a while ago been crunching on that issue as well and you mail
fail - as I did - if you don't use straight forward authentication but
something more exo
Hi Daniel,
that is a wish probably many of us have in different situations ;)
As example: I would like to use vars or regex in URL for SCM check
out. That would reduce the amount of jobs significantly.
Using more jobs makes it easier.
The question is, do you just want to use some specific jobs in
Hi Ken,
Ok ... you are not dreaming but I am not really awake yet ;) on the
other hand, dreamiong is good, that imporves your creativity XD
Only your scripting skills and imagination define the limits of what
you can do with Jenkins.
Do you have at least TWO build slots available on Jenkins?
Else
Hi Omair,
not as far as I know. I think the environment variables would end up
in one big mess as you would have to invent a system property for each
single job with each trigger reason.
Way easier is to duplicate a job as many times as you have different
build trigger reasons. This makes you les
Hi Chris,
we will soon go for Sonar
http://www.sonarsource.org/features/ not sure if that fits your
expectation. I'm even not sure if it fits ours XD
But it seems to be very powerful and versatile not to mention that the
sonar server, that runs separately can be connected to jenkins via a
jenkins
Hi Vladimir,
actually is it the file jenkins.xml/respectively hudson.xml not
config.xml...
--- SNIP ---
java
-Dhudson.DNSMultiCast.disabled=true -Xrs -Xmx256m -
Dhudson.lifecycle=hudson.lifecycle.WindowsServiceLifecycle -jar "%BASE%
\jenkins.war" --httpPort=8080
--- SNAP ---
Question is here
Hi Paul,
I always have to update of plugins manually as our build servers are
separated from the network that has internet access.
So I can't tell you much about the update centers functionality atm.
I add the version number to the filename when I update. This way I get
a better overview as we st
Hi Paul,
the catalogue file does indeed mention version 1.9 but the link leads
to nowhere.
The catalogue file is located at
http://dl.aragost.com/jenkins/updates/update-center.json
You can search for the URL by searching the plugin name. it follows
after the name listed. sometimes is it mentioned
Hi Chitech,
I must fully agree Didier.
It would be possibile to achieve your idea with dirty hacks but the
effort is in no releation the benefit.
Copy and modifiy the job is done within a few seconds.
take care
Jan
On 22 Mrz., 14:44, Didier Durand wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I guess that you have to creat
., 05:48, Javy wrote:
> Hi Jan Seidel
>
> Thanks a TON.
>
> Your suggestion helped - I used it with combination of other solutions
> and finally got over this irritant troubling me from past 2 days.
>
> This is what I did ( just in case someone else falls into same trap
Many jobs or not is a kind of religious question XD
I see it exactly contrary to Sami but I suppose this depends also on
the environment ;)
In my department do we have 4 active branches plus 15-20 inactive
which may be revived for maintenance, CRs and the like at any time.
These come along with 50-
Hi there,
try the Configuration Slicing plugin.
It is good to have some jobs at hand so that you can see how the
interface is designed. I don't feel this obviously designed or user
friendly at first glance.
But if the interface already has some jobs loaded and shows you what
you can change in grou
Hi Thomas,
sure there is. The imagination of yours is more or less the limit of
what you can do with Jenkins.
Try the parametrized trigger plugin (https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/
display/JENKINS/Parameterized+Trigger+Plugin) and make your build
sensitive to parameters.
It is a bit hard to tell you a
Hi Tim,
this looks familiar in connection with Collabnet ...
But basic steps first. Are you using the a plugin that matches your
CTF version?
Which plugin are you using? I assume Collabnet Plugins 1.1.6.
Which CTF are you running?
Does this error occur permanently?
My suspicion goes for the CTF s
Hi Daniel,
I have had a similar issue some weeks ago.
The jobs tied to a specific got stuck for infinite time but the node
was available. Also the configuration was fine. Actually did nothing
change.
I have been researching and troubleshooting quite a while and learned
that deleting and recreating
sorry for the gibberish in the text. I'm a bit tired and in a
hurry ...
e.g fugred instead of figured ;)
On 20 Mrz., 11:56, Jan Seidel wrote:
> Hi folks, thanks for you replies :)
>
> @shanz just fugred it out tonight, was just a bit late to let you
> know.
>
> @Didier y
Hi folks, thanks for you replies :)
@shanz just fugred it out tonight, was just a bit late to let you
know.
@Didier your approach won't work as the env variables you are pointing
to are somewhat static. You can't modiefy them from within a job at
build time.
This would require 3 stages. Manipulat
Hi Shanz,
this script works like a charm :)
I have modified it to my needs so the mail body is streamed from a
text file but am struggling with a minor problem.
The subject remains empty.
I tried to assign it a sentence like:
subject = "new XX integrations for asia available"
with all kind of
Hi Shanz,
*uhm* mkey... I am not familiar with python but I will give it a try.
Seems to be quite convenient to adapt the properties to my needs.
Thanks for your feedback :)
Take care
Jan
On 16 Mrz., 16:34, shanz wrote:
> I found that a python script gave me more flexibility in what I could
>
Hi folks,
I am going nuts here ...
I want to create an action that composes and sends an email
notification if a build has been build and was tested successfully.
My idea was to implement a promotion into the release build job that
has to promoted manually. This way can managers and tester simple
Hiya,
looks like the SCM server does either not know your machine/user or
the authentication method is not supported.
have you tried to access the server via plink and stored the finger
print?
I assume you are using https.
So try this:
- install plink (e.g. from PuTTy)
- open a shell/DOS box
- ent
till allows for
> concurrence on multiple executors.
>
> typed on my phone expect typos...
> On 15 Mar 2012 09:34, "Jan Seidel" wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi Danny,
>
> > let me see if I get it right (bit tired and not woken up
> > complete
Hi Danny,
let me see if I get it right (bit tired and not woken up
completely ;) ):
- Your tool has to be supplied with an URL to collect one or more
files.
- It has to access a job result.
- This job has finished to run.
- It should always be the latest available file you need to access.
- There
Nah...
As long as you just did a restart is nothing gone.
You can find all your jobs in Jenkins/jobs/[Jobname]\config.xml.
They contain your configuration for each job.
You can take a look into the Jenkins log to see why they didn't load.
And this has one good thing ;)
This little shock you expe
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