Type your response ABOVE THIS LINE to reply
Coinbase | Dec 30, 2013 10:40AM PST
Thank you for contacting Coinbase Support! Unfortunately, we are experiencing a
tremendous volume of
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. The issue simply turned out to be that
I needed to add the an ssh key to the user that was doing all the deploys.
Didn't need the deploy keys or multiple RSA keys for each account.
Everything is working as expected now. I do appreciate the help. Turning on
Hi Vitorrio.
What Version of Jenkins are you using?
What Version of Github module you using?
I have created a new logger with:
com.cloudbees.jenkins.GitHubWebHook - log level All
com.cloudbees.jenkins.GitHubPushTrigger - log level All
Allowed me to see what's going on for Github hooks
--
You
Hi JP,
We're using Jenkins version 1.541, with the GitHub plugin version 1.8, also
Jenkins Git Plugin version 2.0 is installed. I'll definitely look into the
logger, as we need some more insight into the issue. At the moment, I'm
trying to test with the Let Jenkins auto-manage hook URLs. When
Hi Marius,
Thanks for the link, it was informative. We aren't using XSS protection, so
I don't think this issue applies. I've also validated the JSON to make sure
that there was nothing out of place, in regards to the structure of the
payload from the POST hook.
Still no luck getting the job
On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 12:41:37PM -0800, Vitorrio Brooks wrote:
I'm new to Jenkins, but I've created a few jobs before using the GitHub
Jenkins hook, so that builds kick off when a commit to Jenkins is made.
However, after creating some new jobs, using the same service hook in Git
Hub, the
Hi Guys,
I'm new to Jenkins, but I've created a few jobs before using the GitHub
Jenkins hook, so that builds kick off when a commit to Jenkins is made.
However, after creating some new jobs, using the same service hook in Git
Hub, the commit no longer kicks off the builds.
On the Jenkins
