RE: [JCasC] job parameters lost when re-starting docker container / reloading existing configuration

Hi Danny et al, I think, I just stumbled over the same problem: * parameterized pipeline + Jenkins Docker container restart + JCasC + JobDSL (that is re-generating the parameterized scripted pipeline – pipeline from SCM -- during Jenkins startup via “j.j.plugin.JenkinsJobManagement#createO

Re: HTTP Status 403 – Forbidden error

You may need to investigate the settings on your tomcat server. I would guess that it is somehow disrupting the flow of the crumb from Jenkins to the browser or from the browser to Jenkins. I don't run Jenkins in tomcat, so I have no experience with diagnosing issues in tomcat. On Thu, Feb 18, 2

Re: HTTP Status 403 – Forbidden error

Thanks Mark. I have uninstalled the *MultiSCM plugin* and restarted the service. However still i am experiencing the same problem*. *Under *Manage Jenkins* --> *Configure Systems* section post any modification if i click save button it fails. Now from systems log i can below error message. Feb

Re: HTTP Status 403 – Forbidden error

Thanks Mark. I have uninstalled the *MultiSCM plugin* and restarted the service. However still i am experiencing the same problem*. (**Manage Jenkins* --> *Configure Systems* section post any modification if i click save button it fails). Now from systems log i can below above errors disappeare

Re: HTTP Status 403 – Forbidden error

That null pointer exception seems likely to have been caused by one of the plugins that was updated. Since it is mentioning LibraryConfiguration, SCMRetriever, and MultiSCM, you might first look at the workflow-cps-global-lib and the multiple-scms plugin to see if either of them were recently upgr

HTTP Status 403 – Forbidden error

Hello Jenkins Community team, I am using *Jenkins - 2.263.1(LTS)* deployed through tomcat. I have upgraded few of the plugins yesterday since then i am facing following issue whenever i modify any settings under *Manage Jenkins* --> *Configure Systems* section if i click save button. it takes

Re: Best Practice- to deploy into windows machine from jenkins hosted on linux.

It depends on the version of Windows, but many modern versions of Windows (Windows 10, Windows Server 2016/2019) have the capability of having a native SSH service installed (other versions can use cygwin and so can these). This is a very viable way to deploy things to a system. On Thu, Feb 18, 20

Re: Best Practice- to deploy into windows machine from jenkins hosted on linux.

What about using Ansible WinRM? for more info https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/windows.html Then Jenkins running on Linux just needs ansible installed. John On Thu, 18 Feb 2021 at 14:40, jyothibasu kalyanapu wrote: > > Hi, > > if the case is jenkins hosted on linux machine & h

Re: How to delete the old name of a renamed repository in an organization folder (multibranch pipeline)

If you cannot delete on disk, I see only 2 options left: - wait until the bug is fixed https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-64894 - might take some time I guess - if you don't care about build history, delete and recreate the entire multibranch project and re-scan amedee@gmail.com schri

Best Practice- to deploy into windows machine from jenkins hosted on linux.

Hi, if the case is jenkins hosted on linux machine & has to deploy in windows machine. [adding as slave/node is ruled out] what are other options available in jenkins and which can be better & robust. Thankyou -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Je