Re: Need Login Help

The file jenkins.exe.config controls the way Windows executes the program "jenkins.exe". It does not store the global Jenkins configuration. The global Jenkins configuration (including the setting) is stored in a file named "config.xml". The file that needs to be modified is not named

Re: Need Login Help

Mark here is what I have in my "C:\MyJenkins\jenkins.exe.config" file.Here is what I have inside the file : Now should I put that line in THIS file, and if so where? On Thu, Sep 6, 2018 at 8:09 PM Mark Waite wrote: > It depends on how you are running Jenkins. > >

Re: What is the System requirement for installing jenkins in linux prod Environemnt

https://jenkins.io/doc/book/installing/ describes some general guidelines for a Linux based installation of Jenkins. Mark Waite On Wed, Sep 5, 2018 at 5:29 AM Vowner wrote: > Hello Experts, > > Please help me with the Jenkins system requirement to setup in linux > production environment. > > >

Start multi-branch indexing from SCM notification

Hi, I have a multi-branch pipeline setup to initiate a branch indexing every X minutes, which works fine. However, I am trying to start that process from the command line via a post-commit hook. For a normal job, I can use the /subversion//notifyCommit to tell Jenkins of a new commit, and it

Re: Need Login Help

It depends on how you are running Jenkins. If you are running Jenkins from a command line using the war file, like: C:\Users\Mark\my-jenkins> java -jar jenkins.war then the Jenkins HOME directory is placed in the ".jenkins" subdirectory of your home directory. In my case, that means I

Re: Need Login Help

*I'm sorry but I can't find that config.xml file in my Windows 10 enterprise system. How exactly can I get to it? I have ON the setting "Show Hidden Files and Folders". * *On Thu, Sep 6, 2018 at 4:55 PM Mark Waite > wrote:* > >

Can I set job weight in a pipeline script?

We're doing some experimentation in our environment with pipelines using the scripted interface. Generally, it's doing what we want but we typically do jobs that use > 1 core and I haven't found any way to set the job weight in the pipeline script, so I thought I'd ask... is there any way to

Re: Need Login Help

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6988849/how-to-reset-jenkins-security-settings-from-the-command-line On Thu, Sep 6, 2018 at 1:04 PM Steve Burrus wrote: > *I keep on disinstalling/reinstaling Jenkins because of my forgetting wh > at my login information is. I have read that my password is

Re: Cluster not found: amazon-ecs-plugin bug or misconfiguration?

Check that you have logged in to ECR. From the AWS console go to the* ECS* service and click on *Repositories*. Click on an individual repo and click on *View Push Commands* The command you want is *aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region * Run the docker command it provides: *docker

Need Login Help

*I keep on disinstalling/reinstaling Jenkins because of my forgetting wh at my login information is. I have read that my password is stored in a "secrets" file but I haven't been able to access it yet. Can someone help me with this?* -- You received this message because you are subscribed to

Re: Problems with ENV variables in jenkins 2.1.41?

Hi Cuong, thanks for Your suggestion. I did it with a free style job and used as build step a shell. I think, this is the most simple test ;-) But tumbleweed has pretty new packages and I can't figure out, which one causes the trouble, especially since there is only one dependency, that I'm

Re: Problems with ENV variables in jenkins 2.1.41?

I would try to verify this with a FreeStyle job to see if the problem is somewhere else. On Wednesday, September 5, 2018 at 9:55:21 AM UTC-7, Gorgonz ola wrote: > > [UPD]Nope, its not that simple, Returning to version 2.1.40 did not help. > Its likely a problem, that results from the newer

Re: How to list pipeline tools from Global Tool Configuration?

Yes, you must be able to access that area to see a list. On Thursday, September 6, 2018 at 5:11:51 AM UTC-7, Mr. Laubrino wrote: > > While going through this pipeline documentation section > https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/syntax/#tools - how can one know > possible pre-configured tools if

Re: Indicate changes since last build

Hi Craig, thanks for your reply! It is indeed possible to retrieve changes since the last build by iterating currentBuild.changeSets. But I'm actually looking for a way to visualize any / the changes since the last build in a Job View. I would like to indicate in the job that new changes are

Re: Indicate changes since last build

If you look at the currentBuild variable ( https://ci.jenkins.io/pipeline-syntax/globals#currentBuild ), it has a few things you can use: - previousBuild - changeSets You can try playing around with those, and see if you can get the changesets for the current build, and the previous build.

Indicate changes since last build

Hi, I've got several pipeline and for each pipeline I would like to indicate in the view if the last not failed build was on the latest changes. In other words: I would like to indicate per pipeline if there are changes not yet build. I've did a lot of searching, but could only find references

Re: declarative pipeline syntax seems limited, am I missing something?

> authoritatively described as being more flexible Well, if you did read this somewhere, please provide the link, we should update and fix this. I suppose it depends on what people put behind the term "flexible", but in my mind, no that is not the promise of Declarative. Declarative is about

How to list pipeline tools from Global Tool Configuration?

While going through this pipeline documentation section https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/syntax/#tools - how can one know possible pre-configured tools if he is not a Jenkins admin? (I suppose only Jenkins admin can manage *Global Tool Configuration)* -- You received this message because

Re: Blue Ocean link from a legacy build page shows 404 error

I've followed instructions at https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Running+Jenkins+behind+Apache and in particular, I've set the following options: ProxyPass/ http://jenkins:8080/ Keepalive=On retry=1 timeout=6 nocanon ProxyPassReverse / http://jenkins:8080/

Re: Blue Ocean link from a legacy build page shows 404 error

I could not reproduce the issue when running with the same setup locally (we're defining the complete setup as code, so it's easy to reproduce locally). So I fear this has to do with some proxy settings. But on the proxy logs, nothing. On Thursday, September 6, 2018 at 8:29:13 AM UTC+2, George

Re: docker.build on Windows

The command is run as nohup and you wont have that OOTB in windows. You can get it via cygwin though. So you have two quick solutions, either be sensitive to platform in your build (i.e. use an env param to pass command in docker build) or make sure linux utilities are available in path On Thu,

Re: Blue Ocean link from a legacy build page shows 404 error

Tried to replicate the scenario but couldn't reproduce your issue, in my case it just opens the appropriate blue ocean section of the pipeline job. Using Jenkins ver. 2.130 . On Wed, Sep 5, 2018 at 9:02 PM wrote: > Hi, > > In version of Jenkins 2.121.3, with Blue Ocean

Re: docker.build on Windows

Did you got any solution to this issue? any updates on this thread? On Tuesday, May 29, 2018 at 12:18:15 PM UTC-5, Daniel Ellison wrote: > > Does docker.build only work on Linux versions of Jenkins? My Jenkins is > running on Windows 10. When my pipeline attempts to build my docker image >