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I've now seen the same problem. Some weeks ago, I installed the git-userContent plugin and had encountered some problem from the git-server plugin on which the git-userContent plugin depends. I removed the git-server plugin, restarted my Jenkins server, and the server returned to normal.
Could you remove git-server and git-server.*pi from the Jenkins plugins directory to see if yours is the same problem as mine?
If it is, then there is probably some incompatibility between recent versions of the git-client-plugin and the git-server plugin. You don't need the git-server plugin to use Git as an SCM tool in Jenkins, so it is safe to remove it. You do need the git-server plugin if you're allowing users to submit changes to your Jenkins userContent directory through git.
If removing git-server as a plugin resolves the issue, then we'll need to investigate the incompatibility between them and fix one or both of the plugins to resolve the incompatibility.