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 you
*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 t
Do you have jobs that you want to keep the data and configuration for, or
is the setup pretty fresh? If it's pretty fresh and you are ok with
starting over, you could delete the directory that contains that config.xml
file (JENKINS_HOME) and start over with a clean setup.
On Sat, Sep 8, 2018, 09:
*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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yaml is not expanded with environment variables. You need to keep using
containerTemplate (or
containerTemplates {
containerTemplate {
...
}
}
in the meantime
On Sat, Sep 8, 2018 at 12:06 PM Matt Buckland
wrote:
> Hi Carlos,
>
> Yes, I'm well aware that containerTemplate is deprecated. Doe
Hi Carlos,
Yes, I'm well aware that containerTemplate is deprecated. Does it follow
that containerTemplates is also deprecated? The warning message implies
that this is not the case, so it is somewhat unclear.
Regardless of this, I am still interested to know what the correct
syntax is, sinc
