Thanks Brain, I tried the following scenarios: 1: create two user test1, test2 in my Win2k3 server,grant both "admin" privilege. 2: login as test1, start the Tomcat_1 with webapp jenkins_1. 3: login as test2, start the Tomcat_2 with wepapp jenkins_2, the two tomcats were using different port. I can visit the two jenkins console, and the two used different main directories, like: jenkins_1: C:\Documents and Settings\test1\.jenkins jenkins_2: C:\Documents and Settings\test2\.jenkins Everything looks fine so far~~~~ The problem is: 1: I created two jobs in jenkins_1(team1_job1 and team1_job2), two for jenkins_2(team2_job1, team2_job2). 2: In the jenkins_1 console, i can't see the jobs list, which expected to show team1_job1,team1_job2. 3: In the jenkins_2 console, i can see only the job team2_test1. In fact, those jobs were truly created in ~/.jenkins, and if you visit them directly by url, it works, like: http://localhost:8080/jenkins_team1/job/team1_test1/.
So , I think maybe there are some displaying problems, and if Win2k3 can meet my request, I won't switch to Linux, although Linux looks like more suitable for muti instances.. Thanks~ -- View this message in context: http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/Can-i-start-multi-instances-of-jenkins-in-a-system-tp4477875p4480329.html Sent from the Jenkins dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
