Hi Alex,
Thank you very much for suggestion.
I have used ${JELLY_SCRIPT, template=html} and getting emails in below
format:
Build URLhttp://localhost:8080/job/test/14/Project:testDate of build:Fri,
11 Jan 2013 13:28:40 +0530Build duration:0.37 sec
*CHANGES* Revision *9* by *user:**(afsda)*
From a message I sent to the list a few days ago, which worked for at least
some people:
I was in a slightly different situation (linux, slaves launched manually), but
had the 403 as well. Fixed by going to Manage Jenkins - Configure Global
Security, and under Project-based Matrix
Thanks Matthew, I'm a complete newbie with jenkins, I only started at this
workplace a week ago and this update landed! Going through my log I
certainly had the 403 errors and ticked various anonymous access rights to
get it to connect again. I've just got it working after I noticed that it
Hi,
I managed to fix this fairly simply on my windows slaves (tested on XP,
Vista Win 7). The fix should be similar for Linux slaves but I use a
home-cooked script to start those so you'll have to adapt the solution
as appropriate.
1 - autheticate as a Jenkins admin in a browser of your
I saw another thread in here that suggested restarting Jenkins. I followed
the suggestion and the problem now appears to be fixed.
The slave.jar from LTS 1.480.2 version has parameters -auth and
-jnlpCredentials. Neither of them seems to work, I will get a Exception
in thread main java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/apache/commons/codec/binary/Base64 or java.io.IOException: Failed to
load
On 13-01-11 05:55 AM,
matthew.web...@diamond.ac.uk wrote:
Fixed by going to Manage Jenkins - Configure Global Security, and under
Project-based Matrix Authorization Strategy I had to enable “connect” in the
“slave” section, for user “Anonymous”.
IIUC, that's going to leave your Jenkins
I've been having problems where some of my builds appear to hang between
finishing build actions and running the publisher. Server and client are
running on Java 1.7 on Red Hat Linux. During these hangs, the slave node being
hung isn't running anything, nor has file descriptors open to jobs
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 7:12 AM, Brian J. Murrell br...@interlinx.bc.ca wrote:
Fixed by going to Manage Jenkins - Configure Global Security, and under
Project-based Matrix Authorization Strategy I had to enable “connect” in the
“slave” section, for user “Anonymous”.
IIUC, that's going to
On 13-01-11 08:44 AM, Les Mikesell wrote:
Doesn't the connecting node name already have to be configured in
jenkins
Sure. But if anonymous read is allowed, anyone can see the node names.
- and not already connected?
Is disconnecting a node really that difficult? You could try attacking
a
Yes, you just need to re-download the JNLP file from the master and
overwrite the local copy at the slave.
2013/1/7 Jon Schewe jpsch...@mtu.net
OK, so if I just keep the jnlp local now instead of always requesting it
on startup, thing will continue to work, correct?
On Monday, January 7,
Hi agedio,
Your Question : What happens if you leave the option empty
(Created a Test Job.)
I just cleared the default value content from the field and the returned
value from this parameter was . (not even a space)
The result would be wf.build.version*3.2*/wf.build.version if you just
clear
Hi, which Jenkins Version are you using ?
Slaves installed as a service stores the secret token information in the
startup configuration file, such as /etc/init/jenkins-slave-*.conf (Linux),
/System/Library/LaunchDaemons/org.jenkins-ci.slave.*.plist (OS X), or
$SLAVE_ROOT/jenkins-slave.xml (Windows). Look for seemingly meaningless
Agree with Brian here. Only do it when you are trusting the users of the
network.
2013/1/11 Brian J. Murrell br...@interlinx.bc.ca
On 13-01-11 05:55 AM,
matthew.web...@diamond.ac.uk wrote:
Fixed by going to Manage Jenkins - Configure Global Security, and
under Project-based Matrix
If you want to be able to add slaves without configuring them first on the
master, you can use the swarm slave plugin.
2013/1/11 Les Mikesell lesmikes...@gmail.com
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 7:12 AM, Brian J. Murrell br...@interlinx.bc.ca
wrote:
Fixed by going to Manage Jenkins - Configure
If your command line is something like java -jar slave.jar -jnlpUrl
http://host/path/to/jnlp;, then the right thing to do is to use the
-jnlpCredentials option. But as SBreitBach discovered, due to a missing
dependency problem it turns out this doesn't work (Ugh!). This is being
fixed now.
In the
But what about when the slave is not installed as a service? I use headless
jnlp
(https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Distributed+builds#Distributedbuilds-Launchslaveagentheadlessly)
in a script that makes sure slave.jar is up to date.
It looks like should be able to authenticate with
2013/1/11 SBreitbach steffen.breitb...@1und1.de
The slave.jar from LTS 1.480.2 version has parameters -auth and
-jnlpCredentials. Neither of them seems to work, I will get a Exception
in thread main java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/apache/commons/codec/binary/Base64 or java.io.IOException:
We'll fix this in the next mainline release, and once all the fallout bugs
like this are fixed and verified, I'll plan on another LTS release.
My apologies for the problems in the mean time.
No problem! The workaround using the anonymous user is OK for me in the
meantime. :)
smime.p7s
You'll want to read up on Jelly and how to interact with the Jenkins
classes to get the information you want and add it to your template. I
would recommend using the groovy templates instead as they make interacting
with Jenkins classes much easier.
slide
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 3:47 AM, uma
Just a question, are you running any Security Settings on your Server ?
My command would only work on a Not secured Server.
And connected to your Error Message, i would guess you are having your
Jenkins secured, am i right ?
Thanks for the reply Chris.I have tried setting the ${source} variable to
the path of my class file but Jenkins is still not compiling the class.
Should i be putting something else in here?
On Wednesday, 9 January 2013 00:21:56 UTC, Christopher Orr wrote:
On 01/08/2013 11:40 AM, Justin
Hello.
I've just configured an XP VM as a slave service. I configured the
service to log in as Administrator (in Administrative Tools -
Services). The environment appears to be correctly configured in that
JAVA_HOME is set to the location of the installed JDK, and the directory
containing the
Hi,
as my developers keep asking about this I am re-sending my question.
If a long-running test job is started after 2 or more faster compiles went
through, I am only getting the changes for the last compile inside the
email (with email-extension plugin). What I would like to have instead are
In my opinion the tokens are only useful up to a certain point. My
recommendation to people is to start using the Groovy templates more. You
can interact with the Jenkins classes and get pretty much any information
you want without having to have a new feature added to the plugin.
slide
On Fri,
Hello.
I've set up Jenkins to allow me to test code on a wide range of
platforms. Essentially the setup is a master node with no executors
(it doesn't build code) that only dispatches jobs to slaves,
and a set of slaves (most of which are running in virtual machines and
frequently become
Hi Alex,
I feared this answer.;-)
OK, so I have to dig into this.
Thanks for your hard work on the plugin!
Dirk
2013/1/11 Slide slide.o@gmail.com
In my opinion the tokens are only useful up to a certain point. My
recommendation to people is to start using the Groovy templates more. You
I forgot to mention in my original post that I'm running Jenkins as Windows
Service on Windows 7 as system user.
Fabio.
On Friday, January 11, 2013 1:39:50 PM UTC-2, Wolf wrote:
Same here.
Errors in the re-keying log like:
ERROR: Failed to rewrite C:\Program Files\Jenkins\config.xml
Yes, on Winsows, Perforce uses the Win32 interface to the file system
which is limited to something like a 250 character path length. have
suggested that they use the direct NT interface that allows 32K unicode
chars, but no luck so far.
On the jenkins master I have configured that gradle should be autoinstalled
to:
*GRADLE_HOME: /var/jenkins/tools/mygradle*
on all slave nodes resulting in the gradle script being located here:
/var/jenkins/tools/mygradle/bin/gradle
This works fine and my gradle jobs builds on the slave
This is exactly what Matrix builds are designed for. You define one job, with
some number of axes in the matrix, and then corresponding labels on your nodes
(slaves) to execute the spawned jobs.
- Original Message -
From: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
To:
Hi All
We have job A to kick off Job B
Job A uses in build section execute shell to get a svn revision number and
sets SVN_REVISION.
(We understand that there's the option to use This build is parameterized
String Parameter and set SVN_REVISION value as HEAD, but we have our
reasons to not
I ran into this very same problem.
It appears (at least with my experience) the only variables passed from Job A
- Job B are the variables predefined by Jenkins.
To work around the issue, in my build shell for Job A, I wrote the
variable=value into a file and used the “Parameters from
For this we use simply a multi-configuration project.
Regards
Felix
On 01/11/2013 05:23 PM, org.jenkins...@io7m.com wrote:
Hello.
I've set up Jenkins to allow me to test code on a wide range of
platforms. Essentially the setup is a master node with no executors
(it doesn't build code) that
I think job B would see SVN_REVISION not SVN_REVISION_NUMBER because you are
setting SVN_REVISION in the post-build section. We use the triggger/call
builds on other projects for the build step and it works perfectly fine to
call job B from job A and echo the predefined parameters passed to
On Fri, 11 Jan 2013 21:38:04 +0100
felix schwitzer flx2...@yahoo.de wrote:
For this we use simply a multi-configuration project.
On Fri, 11 Jan 2013 19:35:42 -
KEVIN FLEMING (BLOOMBERG/ 731 LEXIN) kpflem...@bloomberg.net wrote:
This is exactly what Matrix builds are designed for. You define
We are using the ${FILE,path} token to include the contents of a file in the
workspace to an email being sent by the Email-ext plugin.
We also have a parameter on this particular job (i.e. parameterized build).
It appears that if the file being included uses a variable with the same name
as
Yes, this is expected, the file token supports nested content.
Sent from my Windows Phone
From: chris_willia...@dell.com
Sent: 1/11/2013 3:02 PM
To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
Subject: Email-ext plugin. variable substitution in included file ?
We are using the ${FILE,path} token to include
Hello all,
Does anyone have any pointers on how to configure a job within Jenkins (and
probably more specifically, the Git plugin), so that the git checkout
corresponds to a point in time. This point in time will be provided as a
parameter to the build.
Googling around, I have seen many
I'm trying to switch from :pserver: to :ext: and use ssh for secure
checkouts. I've set up my keys and am connecting just fine with no password
to the cvs server as my Jenkins/cvs user (builder).
However, Jenkins is giving me the following error on checkout, though when
I paste the cvs command
I don't think matrix build would fit your need.
Here is the pattern I applied successfully to run this kind of job.
1. Install node label parameter plugin and trigger parametrized job plugin
2. Define a job to do the work on one node. Define a node parameter on this
job, this will allow to
Note that matrix job would work but you would need to maintain a static
list of nodes. Also, if one node gets stuck (or offline) it would block
further executions because the 'master' build would never end. My solution
is more flexible, because it only relies on the labels declared on your
nodes,
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