Another potential reason is the Java security manager that your today is using
is preventing reading and it writing files that are outside the tomcat webapp
dir.
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Hi, I did a similar move las weekend, (the diference is that I don´t have
Tomcat) and my jod disapered.
In my case I only move the jobs directory to a new Jenkins installation
with plugins updated.
Then, I moved the plugins directory and the jobs appered.
Thake a look in plugins versions.
Eduardo
Sorry, I forgot, but this is Jenkins 1.524.
Am Montag, 29. Juli 2013 18:01:08 UTC+2 schrieb Thomas Keller:
>
> Hi all!
>
> I moved our Jenkins instance from a "java -jar"-based installation to one
> using Tomcat as servlet container. Jenkins comes up as it should and
> according to catalina.out
Hi all!
I moved our Jenkins instance from a "java -jar"-based installation to one
using Tomcat as servlet container. Jenkins comes up as it should and
according to catalina.out it finds its Home directory at the correct place
(and all files in the home directory are owned by the tomcat user), s
