Hello all, I am trying to run some tests on Hudson/Jenkins that start Felix using a shell script on Ubuntu, connect with HttpUnit to browse some pages, do some assertions, and shutdown the Felix started from the scripts. This all works just fine if I run the Ant script on my Windows. It also runs fine if I start the script on Ubuntu manually using the exact command that the test cases use.
However, when this is started from inside the test server (Jenkins), everything else works fine but Felix HttpService does not start. The jar for it is in the "bundles" directory where Felix loads all the bundles, but my listeners never pick it up so it seems not to be loading. And from the exact same configuration running the exact same script manually the HttpService loads and is found. The only difference I can think of is that manually I will run it with "sudo" and the server has a specific more limited user. Well, I do also capture system.out and system.error myself in the Jenkins case but I would not expect that to hang the HttpService loading. Does the HttpService require some specific access rights that the Jenkins user is lacking? Is there some way to debug why it fails to load? I cannot access the shell since it is run from inside the integration/test server, and if I run it outside of it there is no issue.. Any ideas? Thanks, Teemu
