created ssh keys using ssh-keygen from git bash on windows, it works, Thank
you very much Mark
Regards,
Venkat
On Wed, Apr 10, 2019 at 1:54 PM Mark Waite
wrote:
> I'd create the keys on Windows using the ssh-keygen command on Windows.
> OpenSSH on Windows will be consuming the keys.
>
> On Wed,
How can I locate the jenkins.xml in linux machine?
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Hi
How do you pass an environment variable to jenkins when its run as a
service in linux machine?
I have my Jenkins installed in windows in which I have a file called
Jenkins.xml where I can pass the arguments.
But in Linux am not able to see jenkins.xml file. or How can I pass the
arguments.
Hi Jer,
I'd like to followup if you figured out how to do timeout with Jenkins
Scripted Pipeline. I'm looking into a solution to resolve it.
I have something like but it doesn't work out for me.
timeout(5) {
node("docker") {
sh"""
//do something
"""
}
}
Thanks,
Kevin
On Wednesday, July
Does anyone use Jenkins Pipeline with Staging?
To stage a build (hold it back) until some criteria has been met. No user
interaction or manual process involved, fully automatic.
We have N Multibranch pipeline jobs in Jenkins with various dependencies on
each other.
When building a release we ne
It is a fair approach, however my opinion is that the pipeline definition
(stages and steps) should be in the project pipeline (Jenkinsfile), in the
shared library we have only steps that make only one thing an they make it well
or steps that combine several others, every step has his own unit t
I'd create the keys on Windows using the ssh-keygen command on Windows.
OpenSSH on Windows will be consuming the keys.
On Wed, Apr 10, 2019 at 11:43 AM Venkatapathi Jaligama
wrote:
> Hello Mark,
>
> First time i created key on linux, second-time I created on windows slave
> from putty gen and co
Hello Mark,
First time i created key on linux, second-time I created on windows slave
from putty gen and convert to openssh format and then use the keys, even
these keys work for linux slaves but not for windows slave, gives invalid
format
On Wed, Apr 10, 2019 at 1:38 PM Mark Waite
wrote:
> I'v
I've seen problems in the past where I needed to generate the private key /
public key pair on the machine that would be using the key. When you
created the private key, did you run ssh-keygen on the Windows computer
that is using the key? If not, you might try that.
On Wed, Apr 10, 2019 at 11:2
Hello Mark,
Thank you for you prompt response, I have already tested this scenario also
removed all the jeys from windows slave and only use the jenkins
credentials still does not work, I generated new keys and added the private
key in the jenkins credentials and public key in Gitlab still same iss
Compare the contents of the private key definition in the Jenkins
credentials UI with the private key that is being used on the Windows
agent. If the key is incorrectly defined in the Jenkins credentials, that
might cause the problem you're seeing.
Move (or hide) all other private keys on the Win
Hi monger_39
The job keep logs in 2 files: log and log-index
You can read more in
https://github.com/jenkinsci/jep/blob/master/jep/210/README.adoc#replace-aggregation-with-single-log-stream
But how to find this numbers?
1. You can write specific text to log (for example "Run
TESTENV=TestEnv
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for your reply. Its very helpful to me.
Can you please explain steps to create freestyle job triggered by cron in
Jenkins. Whenever checks into the Gitserver, if Gitserver was down
automatically email notification need to come.
Regards,
Sarfroz Basha
On Wednesday, April 10
If you mark the descriptors for the classes with @Symbol, you can use a
shorthand to access the steps. You would need to make your Input class a
Describable and add a descriptor for it to work for that.
On Tue, Apr 9, 2019 at 9:51 PM touseef wrote:
>
>
> On Wednesday, 10 April 2019 09:44:31 UTC+
This is strange. My first guess would be that the class isn't on the
classpath of the script but then, the import should fail as well.
Is there a reason why you omitted the import in the code sample you pasted?
Does it work when you call it before the try{}?
Can you call other methods of the cl
Hi Sarfroz,
To make sure I understand you correctly:
- Your Git server was down
- Jenkins did start a job
- The job tried to check out the code from Git
- That step failed
- You didn't receive a mail for this specific failure (usually, it works)
- You're using Scripted Pipeline, not Declarative P
Hi David
I'm describing all of this for background. What I'm asking the community
> is, is this a reasonable strategy? I can't help the feeling that this is
> taking reusability a bit too far. I can't give any technical arguments
> against it, so I'm just looking for some perspective.
>
I th
Hello,
Is there documentation how this feature works?
I'm especially interested how it behaves when jobA builds a branch X for
project A and project B has a dependency on A. Both A and B are
multi-branch pipeline projects.
Will that trigger a build of branch X of B or "build all branches of B"
Hello Users,
I have Jenkins with master slave configuration, I have linux slaves and
windows slaves
I am unable to use the Gitlab SSH credentials on Windows Slave
Fails on scm checkout, The scm checkout works fine for the linux slaves
To test the id_rsa key, I put the id_rsa in .ssh of home dir
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