I have found the root cause: because I changed the way to invoke the slave
and the account running the slave connection doesn't have enough permission
so that Jenkins doesn't have permission to see nbtstat command.
A workaround is running the slave.jar to call the jnlp from Jenkins master
by th
Thanks Victor!
I have tried with backlash (actually we can use even Linux syntax here) and
use %windir% instead of C:\Windows but still got the syntax error. I don't
know how to correct the syntax for this block in FOR command
'"%windir%\System32\nbtstat.exe" -A %VM_IP% ^|FIND "<20>"'
Thanks,
Hi Quang,
C:/Windows/System32/nbtstat.exe is not windows format. AFAIK it should be
backlash instead.
You could try to set your path variable too.
Cheers
On Wednesday, 16 September 2015 21:39:33 UTC+2, Quang Truong wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I have encountered an issue like this:
>
> - If I setu
Dear all,
I have encountered an issue like this:
- If I setup a slave by downloading and running the jnlp file (no need to
install as Window service, just leave the java dialog as connected
process). Then I can run this batch command:
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
FOR /f "tokens=1 delims=<"
