I infer from that paragraph that you started Jenkins from a command prompt
window. If so, then you can define the value for JENKINS_HOME before you
run the "java -jar jenkins.jar" command. Jenkins will use the value you
defined for JENKINS_HOME.
Jenkins starts initially as "secure by default".
I’m sorry but I haven’t evr even gotten to capture the "Manage Jenkins" ->
"System Information" page. No when I seemed to activate Jenkins in my command
prompt I then went, in my web browser, to the localhost but then I always get
the login page which I really DON’T WANT.
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When you've reset and done a clean setup, you may want to capture the
"Manage Jenkins" -> "System Information" page to record the value of the
variable "JENKINS_HOME".
JENKINS_HOME is the directory which contains the "config.xml" file that I
described earlier. Inside %JENKINS_HOME%\config.xml
*Ya I have tried dpoing th at maybe 2-3 times before "start over with a
clean setup." to no avail BUT I will try doing that yet again [if that
helps I don't know]. But no I didn't have any jobs on it.*
*On Sat, Sep 8, 2018 at 1:31 PM Slide > wrote:*
> *Do you have jobs that you want to keep
*Mark [or whoever else who wan ts to hielp me] I am STILL getting the login
area when I go to "localhost". I have done EVERYTHING Mark that you wanted
me to do to correct this problem. Do you have any more fresh ideas?*
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Note that it was previously possible to define containerTemplate but that
has been deprecated in favor of the yaml format.
containerTemplates also works but yaml syntax is preferred
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