I have a number of Jenkins instance running on systems that generally have all
port 80 internet access blocked.
For the Plugin Manager, I've gotten around the problem until recently by
setting a "HTTP Proxy Configuration" on the "Advanced" Plugin Manager tab.
My IT department recently figured
So I am using Jenkins-cli to execute a groovy script in my Jenkins servers . .
. works great.
Except now I want to pass that groovy script a parameter . . .
Does someone have some cleaver way of passing data into the Groovy script?
Frank
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Is there a way from the Groovy Console to ask "is security enabled"?
Bonus points if you can tell me the kind of security that is enabled and how to
get to the security instance if it is project based security.
Frank
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We have a lot of Jenkins instances spread out over the company.
So I am not particularly a Groovy expert, but from posts and examples I found
on-line, I was able to cobble together a script to "audit" our Jenkins jobs.
Once I had this running in the Jenkins Groovy Console, I then put it into a
It only scales so far, but you can have "views" that split the jobs into
sub-sets . . . and if you are consistent enough in your job names, you can
actually have the views maintain themselves via Regular Expression.
You can even make one of the views "default" . . . so that "all" is no longer
t
Really two issues here . . .
On one level, passing the changelist # is easy to pass via Artifacts:
SET P4_CHANGELIST > ChangeListNumber.txt
In the second job
SET /P P4_CHANGELIST < ChangeListNumber.txt
Then setup to pass ChangeListNumber.txt between the jobs using Jenkins
Artifacts.
The seco
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PS: I've never done this personally...
On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 1:09 PM, Merrow, Frank
mailto:fmer...@qti.qualcomm.com>> wrote:
What would I would like to do is to scan the Jenkins log and then update my own
SQLServer database(s).
I know nothing about Groo
What would I would like to do is to scan the Jenkins log and then update my own
SQLServer database(s).
I know nothing about Groovy/Java and my first attempts at connecting to a
database are not going well.
My question is: If I figure out "how" to connect, will I still be able to
connect/update
On success . . . delete all those unwanted artifacts before terminating the job?
Frank
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Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 9:01 AM
To: jenkinsci-users
Subject: Deleting artifacts for successfu
p question-mark on the right (of "schedule").
It's all there, for me anyhow.
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[mailto:jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Merrow, Frank
Sent: 14 February 2013 16:56
To: jenkin
Where are you guys seeing docs for this "H Token" thing?
Can you send a specific URL? (Google didn't find it for me and Jenkins "?"
doesn't show it as an option.)
Frank
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Funny . . . and thread on this from someone else just finished up.
The answers to your questions are Yes and Yes.
Frank
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On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 3:26 PM, Merrow, Frank wrote:
> The priority for this job. Priorities are used when all executors are
> busy to decide which job in the build queue to run next. A job with
> higher priority is ran before jobs with lower priorities.
>
> So the job you wa
1. Did you restart Jenkins after installing the plugin (if not, do it now)
2. Does the job have a restriction? Like to "linux" or a specific hostname?
The priority module won't force a job to run on a host it wouldn't be allowed
to run on without priority.
Finally, I'm not sure what "comes
Jenkins and the plugin are you using?
Frank
From: Markus KARG [mailto:mar...@headcrashing.eu]
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 10:30 AM
To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
Cc: Merrow, Frank
Subject: Re: "Config File Provider Plugin" does not store new files
"ping"?
Am I the onl
Once you define a config file (hit submit) . . . you then go to each job and
say "add this config file to the workspace" . . . at least that is how I use it.
We configure it so the path to the config file is left in a Environment
Variable and the program picks it up from there.
Nice when done t
Check your Perforce Plugin Version.
Version 1.3.13 (I think) had a bug associated with non-submitted changes list
that could cause Perforce plugin to stop polling.
Just fought this issue myself within my own Jenkins servers.
Frank
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Whatever you use most in your company . . . or if you are going to be the
admin, whatever you are most comfortable with.
Both work well pretty much out of the box.
For instance, I use mostly Windows . . . Why?
IT has our network locked down pretty well . . . for both Linux and Windows.
But I
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Cc: Merrow, Frank
Subject: Re: parameterizing which downstream jobs to build
On 25/01/2013 16:27, Merrow, Frank wrote:
>> I'd like to have a job do something and then kick off some downstream
>> jobs, but I'd like to make some cho
> I'd like to have a job do something and then kick off some downstream
> jobs, but I'd like to make some choices in the job to decide *which*
> downstream jobs to kick off.
>
> How can I do that?
I see other solutions have been offered, but if you needs are complex enough .
. . google "python
That I am aware of . . . not directly.
If your downstream jobs "fan out" then I don't have a solution for you.
However, if they are a sequence, pass the artifacts from job to job down the
stream . . . then pull them from the last job.
Frank
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From: jenkinsci-users@goog
I do not have the information to answer your question as you have asked it . . .
However, reading between the lines . . . if you are trying to modify a job from
a script . . . google "python Jenkins".
That module provides an interface that allows you to do all kinds of things to
jobs from Pytho
Everything is based on the final process’s exit code . . . exit 0 is pass, exit
anything else is fail.
So in windows you could do something like this at the end of your script:
IF %ERRORLEVEL% ==0 EXIT 1
EXIT 0
Unix must have some equivalent.
Frank
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[mai
I am not saying this is your issue, but you have a minor bug . . . a missing
“.” After the second S in SUCCESS:
^.*POST.*BUILD.*TASK.*SUCCESS.*$
Because of the missing “.” . . . if there was any white space after SUCCESS the
rexexp would fail.
Might be your problem . . . might not.
Frank
Fro
We have a large number of Jenkins and use "Python Jenkins" to make
administering them easier . . .
It was all great . . . it was all working . . . then . . . IT forced me to
change the service account password.
Now with the SAME ACCOUNT (but of course a new password) those same scripts
don't w
DISCLAIMER: We use Jenkins . . . I've never used Hudson . . .
Your wording seemed fuzzy me so . . . so I thought I would offer this:
We build multiple flavors against the same source (Win32, Win64, Linux as
examples).
Each flavor has its own job . . . when somebody checks in, several jobs are
d in the past couple of months
(somewhere...), so upgrading Jenkins will fix this, if you're willing to do
"Latest and Greatest" rather than long-term support release.
--Rob
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We have a number of Jenkins here and I've seen this issue repeatedly . . .
I have seen this issue BOTH with "Logged-in users can do anything" and I have
also seen it with "Project-based Matrix Authorization Strategy" where
"Anonymous" has Overall/Read, Job/Read and View/Read.
The issue is that
So we have 100+ projects and growing fast . . .
They are all mostly the same, but changes creep in when folks debug or whatever.
What we'd really like to be able to do is to look at all the projects at once .
. .
The Config Slicer is heading in the right direction, but it only does a small
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