I have not used that OS, but as rule with Windows 7+, I run the Command
prompt as Administrator, and even File Explorer as administrator, then do
the install. If I can when running the actual installer, I try to right
click and run it as Administrator as well. Not running the command prompt
as ad
Haha. Didn't think about that. Would be great if the installer would check
for that.
On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:54:52 AM UTC-5, Drew Mace wrote:
>
> Well first I want to say thank you to all that replied.
>
> I finally figured out the issue. Windows Server 2012 has the .Net
> Framework
Well first I want to say thank you to all that replied.
I finally figured out the issue. Windows Server 2012 has the .Net
Framework 4 installed by default. Jenkins needs the 3.5 Framework. Once I
installed the 3.5 framework, things installed perfectly. Hope this helps
other users in the fut
i would Also make sure you sufficient file permissions the user the service
is running as must have r-w full recursive
Den 26/11/2012 19.46 skrev "bearrito" :
> I would elevate the service that Jenkins is running under to a local
> admin. You can then reduce the amount of privileges by trial and e
I would elevate the service that Jenkins is running under to a local admin.
You can then reduce the amount of privileges by trial and error to the
appropriate level for your organization.
This isn't a Windows 2012 issue as it occurs on 2008.
On Sunday, November 25, 2012 9:26:07 PM UTC-5, Drew
Hi,
you could also try this:
as
jenkins-slave.exe.config
or
jenkins.exe.config
if you are behind a proxy that does not let you contact external servers to
verify program signatures.
BR
Dirk
Check for the cause in jenkins.err.log in the directory where jenkins.war
is located.
On Sunday, November 25, 2012 9:26:07 PM UTC-5, Drew Mace wrote:
>
> I'm trying to install Jenkins on a Windows Server 2012 Standard edition
> box but hit a snag - I am getting an error: Service 'Jenkins' (Jenk
I dont know if you have tried to start your Service with your command line
?
Do you ?
Enter your cmd (with Admin) and try : "net start Jenkins"
Maybe he will get it this way.
Greetings
I'm trying to install Jenkins on a Windows Server 2012 Standard edition box
but hit a snag - I am getting an error: Service 'Jenkins' (Jenkins) failed
to start. Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system
services. I ran the installer as administrator (elevated privs). Anyone
