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@nbeekman: usually it is AIX/HP-UX users with issues. If you are on Linux using Java 5/6 then the JNA library should be used to load readlink from libc, and on Java 7 for any platform java.nio.file should be used. From your stack trace it seems like every attempt to read symlinks normally failed: java.nio.file; JNA; and the LinuxPOSIX part of jna-posix (which should have printed something like Failed to load native POSIX impl to console); finally fall back to the crappiest method: forking /usr/bin/readlink. So something is seriously wrong with either your Java installation or the Jenkins method Util.resolveSymlink; check e.g. UtilTest.testSymlink in a debugger.