Does anyone have any ideas on this? I am using Jenkins ver. 2.190.3 on
Windows 2012 with ssh versions below. This is not only a space issue, but a
security issue, since sometimes I am downloading files with sensitive
information in them and don't want those details available in the jenkins
logs.
ssh 2.6.1 true
ssh-agent 1.17 true
ssh-credentials 1.18 true
ssh-steps 2.0.0 true
On Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 4:32:49 PM UTC-4, cw wrote:
>
> When executing the following in a scripted pipeline:
>
> sshGet remote: soc_remote, from:
> "/srv/jboss/server/${MAL}/log/${sourcefile}", into: FileName, override: true
>
> The file is downloaded successfully from the remote server into the local
> directory on the Jenkins server. However, the console output shows the
> contents of that file in its entirety, and the logs files in the build
> folder also contains the contents of the file. The file is embedded within
> the rest of the log entries, and is not usable. Therefore when I am
> downloading large files with sshGet, I end up consuming twice the space I
> should be, since I have a log file roughly the size of the file, and then
> the file itself which was downloaded. How can I turn this off so the log
> file only indicates success or failure, and is not also including the
> contents of the file?
>
> Craig
>
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