Richard I just restarted, and that cleared the reference to the removed build/job.
Thanks Jason From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Richard Lavoie Sent: Friday, July 20, 2012 7:27 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Fingerprint database Have you tried restarting jenkins ? It might still be an in memory issue and the reload configuration from disk doesn't clear some "cache" for that plugin. regards, Richard On 2012-07-20, at 07:16, "Stanley, Jason" <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: Hello I have enabled the “Record fingerprints of files to track usage” feature. After my build completed, I can see a set of fingerprints for the archived files. I saved an archive onto my desktop and then in Jenkins ran the “Check File Fingerprint<http://10.15.2.104:8080/fingerprintCheck>” feature, and it reported the build/job which created the archive. Next, I deleted the job in Jenkins. I ran the “Check File Fingerprint<http://10.15.2.104:8080/fingerprintCheck>” feature again and selected this archive, and again, it told me the build/job which created the archive. Since the job was deleted, I would have thought this reference would have been removed. When I looked under the fingerprints directory in the Jenkins (/var/lib/Jenkins/fingerprints), I did not see any reference to this archive or job. Can someone tell me where the “Check File Fingerprint<http://10.15.2.104:8080/fingerprintCheck>” feature is pulling the information from? NOTE: I thought at first this info was stored in memory, so I ran the operation “Reload Configuration from Disk<http://10.15.2.104:8080/reload>” . This still reported build/job of the deleted job. Thanks Jason
