FYI, running the service under the same user as I do running the jar manually doesn't make a difference, service still refuses to start.
I have unpacked the the jenkins.war.bak file and replaced its contents in the JENKINS_HOME directory, so for all I understand this would downgrade me to the previous version and still the service won't run. I'm kind of baffled... cheers, Roland On Tuesday, 19 June 2012 15:20:11 UTC+2, Roland Zwaga wrote: > > No, they're different users. I'll try to run the service with the same > user I used to start Jenkins on the command line. > > But still, this happened all of a sudden after I did an automatic upgrade, > so should this solve my problem, I still don't > understand how it started. > > I'll have to wait until a bunch of jobs have finished building (impatient > programmers hehe) and then I'll let you know if > it made a difference or not. > > thanks so far, > > Roland > > On Tuesday, 19 June 2012 15:07:50 UTC+2, slide wrote: >> >> Are you running the service under the same user that you are running >> the command from the console as? >> >> slide >> >
