Hi Pradeep,
your SDK is the root's home directory, dude. Usually, the unix
permissions[1] do not permit to access this directory for other users
(check with ls -al /root ).
I would suggest to move the SDK to some other location on your filesystem
(for example as /opt). Remember to adjust the e
Hi Aaron,
just out of the blue: Are these two different users which you are referring
to? I.e. do you run your Jenkins server/slave with the same user as with
the user you are logging on and testing whether the folder exists?
If not, then you should check whether the Jenkins user is also author
Hi folks,
I am currently part of a group of operators who manage several Jenkins
servers with >1000 users. These users authenticate via an LDAP server;
default authorization mainly is read-only + build authorization. The jobs
running on the server are generated via the REST API (and an own-deve
