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Issue Type:
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![Bug]() Bug
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Assignee:
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Components:
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Created:
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04/Nov/14 8:19 AM
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Description:
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We have an Active Directory network user "jenkins" intended to be the jenkins user for all masters and slaves on our network.
Even though I was logged in as that user when I ran the OS X installer, it created a local "jenkins" user which it made the owner of the jenkins installation and the user under which launchd runs jenkins. It completely failed to notice that the current user was "jenkins" or that there was a "jenkins" network user.
After this I removed the jenkins installation and local jenkins user and tried again, paying more attention to the installer options. The installer provides no way to pick a different existing user. It really should. It just blindly creates the local "jenkins". It is possible that the user and group ids are hardcoded as 240 as well. That is the ID that was used both times I ran the installer.
I do not want to manually fix up the installation because I expect the next time I install an update the installer will create local "jenkins" again.
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Environment:
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OS X 10.9; Jenkins 1.585
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Project:
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Jenkins
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Priority:
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![Major]() Major
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Reporter:
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Mark Callow
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