After upgrade I can only run jenkins with JENKINS_USER="root" not "jenkins"

2019-06-04 Thread Greg Freeman
I recently updated jenkins, I believe by accident actually, by running yum update on my linux EC2 instance. Since I did this, if the user defined in /etc/sysconfig/jenkins is "root", jenkins launches fine. If I try to keep user="jenkins" though, as it was before the update, the service doesn't

Re: Building docker images with declarative pipeline

2019-06-04 Thread 'Toby Hersey' via Jenkins Users
Thanks very much for this :) On Tuesday, September 12, 2017 at 5:42:03 PM UTC+1, Joshua Noble wrote: > > With declarative pipelines this is pretty straight forward, just build the > Docker image like you would on your local machine using `sh` commands. > > For example, in our cluster all build ag

Re: Jenkins is fully up and running but not accessible on browser

2019-06-04 Thread Rick
Could please provide the whole logs with a refresh restart? On Tue, Jun 4, 2019 at 4:50 PM Tengfei Chang wrote: > Hello Jenkins community, > > I am a user of Jenkins, who install jenkins through 'sudo apt-get install > jenkins' on a Ubuntu Machine. > > Recently, I updated the jenkins and found t

Jenkins is fully up and running but not accessible on browser

2019-06-04 Thread Tengfei Chang
Hello Jenkins community, I am a user of Jenkins, who install jenkins through 'sudo apt-get install jenkins' on a Ubuntu Machine. Recently, I updated the jenkins and found the jenkins never be able to show up on browser. By checking the last 30 lines of log from "/vars/log/jenkins/jenkins.log":