Re: pipeline : slave throws an exception on trying to create a tmp folder, despite creating the workspace and a subfolder just fine

On Sunday, December 11, 2016 at 4:36:24 PM UTC, Daniel Beck wrote: > > Is this a file system that doesn't like the @ character? > Seems unlikely, since 1) I created the folder manually without issue (and then things worked correctly) 2) Jenkins previously created those folders just fine,

Re: pipeline : slave throws an exception on trying to create a tmp folder, despite creating the workspace and a subfolder just fine

Is this a file system that doesn't like the @ character? Set the system property hudson.slaves.WorkspaceList to e.g. _ to use a different separator as described on https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Features+controlled+by+system+properties > On 11.12.2016, at 14:30, Jonathan Hodgson

Re: pipeline : slave throws an exception on trying to create a tmp folder, despite creating the workspace and a subfolder just fine

> > Ok, adding to the confusion... > I just tried changing the slave configuration to give a compleely new root folder (C:\Jenkins2 rather than C:\Jenkins) Ran the same same job Failed to mkdirs: C:\Jenkins2\workspace\pipeline-test2 hudson.FilePath.mkdirs(FilePath.java:1169)

Re: pipeline : slave throws an exception on trying to create a tmp folder, despite creating the workspace and a subfolder just fine

I tried a couple of experiments today. Launching a cmd windows as an administrator and running the slave from there... no difference. Manually created the pipeline-test2@tmp directory - build was successful Deleted both pipeline-test2 and pipeline-test2@tmp and ran build - jenkins recreated