We recently tried moving our Windows Jenkins slaves to run as a service
instead of just running the slave agent jnlp file.
According to the Mercurial Plugin (
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Mercurial+Plugin),
"The default installation runs windows service with "local system" a
Hi,
I've run into a problem and was wondering if anyone else had seen this
or might have more information about it. I installed Jenkins LTS on a VM
running Windows Server 2012 and everything was fine. So I installed a
certificate and added it into the keystore, switched it over to https,
I have determined why I could not use the Web interface from other
systems. I did mention that I had the Jenkins service installed on a
windows VM, the problem was that I had the Network connection as NAT. When
I changed it to Bridged, I could use the Web interface to acces the Jenkins
servi
Anyway, Jenkins has no other good user interface except the web
interface. HTTP is very easily proxyable, so usually accessing the
Jenkins web interface is not a problem. During the few years I've used
Jenkins, you are the first who is requesting some other way to access
Jenkins.
Another popular w
I must not have stated the previous message correctly. When logged on to
the host machine, I can use the web interface to access the Jenkins service
on the VM...but I cannot do this from any other system.
On Thursday, June 14, 2012 5:50:55 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote:
> Is there (or should there be
On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 12:53 PM, louwho wrote:
> I am not an IT person, so bear with me. I work in a locked down
> environment. We do though have a seperate lab (not on the domain), with
> servers that we remote to. On one of these servers I have a test virtual
> machine (Windows 2008), that I
I am not an IT person, so bear with me. I work in a locked down
environment. We do though have a seperate lab (not on the domain), with
servers that we remote to. On one of these servers I have a test virtual
machine (Windows 2008), that I have the Jenkins service installed on. When
I am lo
So if I understand correctly you can access Jenkins web interface locally
but not remotely?!
Did you remember to open port 8088 on firewall?
Does your Jenkins server listen for connections on all interfaces or just
loopback interface?
IE message "Internet Explorer cannot display the web page" is
The web UI is THE way to interact with Jenkins, if the machine is not
available, then there is no way to manage Jenkins remotely. The build
server running Jenkins needs to be accessible. You could set it up
such that only the Jenkins server is accessible and all builds are
done on slaves within ano
As I mentioned in my previous posting, (using Internet Explorer), I could
not connect.
On Thursday, June 14, 2012 5:50:55 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote:
> Is there (or should there be), a seperate forum\group\whatever for those
> who have questions regarding Jenkins installed as a windows Service? Al
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 9:58 AM, louwho wrote:
> On Windows server 'A', I have Jenkins installed as a windows Service, and I
> have a few builds jobs created and scheduled. Developers (in different
> sites, on windows systems), check things into SVN, and will want to see that
> their checkins hav
On Windows server 'A', I have Jenkins installed as a windows Service, and I
have a few builds jobs created and scheduled. Developers (in different
sites, on windows systems), check things into SVN, and will want to see
that their checkins have not broken the system, and\or, they might want to
I'm not sure what you mean by "monitor" the web GUI allows you to
control pretty much everything about Jenkins. What are you really
trying to do?
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On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 7:34 AM, louwho wrote:
> Is there no way to monitor Jenkins from another Windows system?
>
> On Thursday, June 14, 2012
Is there no way to monitor Jenkins from another Windows system?
On Thursday, June 14, 2012 5:50:55 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote:
> Is there (or should there be), a seperate forum\group\whatever for those
> who have questions regarding Jenkins installed as a windows Service? Also,
> is there a plugin
I had to change the port because it was in contention with the VisualSVN
port, I changed it to 8088. Anyway I get a "Internet Explorer cannot
display the web page" message. The Jenkins service is running on a VM, on
a server in a lab that is not part of the company domain (it is a locked
down
Yes, the website is available to everyone. Try going to
http://yourserver:8080 from another machine.
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On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 7:18 AM, louwho wrote:
> I want to monitor and kick off builds from Windows systems other than the
> Windows build system that the Jenkins service is installed on.
I want to monitor and kick off builds from Windows systems other than the
Windows build system that the Jenkins service is installed on. Is this
possible to do using the web? If not is there a Plugin, or what? How to
handle security?
On Thursday, June 14, 2012 5:50:55 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote:
What type of monitoring are you looking for? You can still kick of
builds and what not using the web interface.
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On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 2:50 PM, louwho wrote:
> Is there (or should there be), a seperate forum\group\whatever for those who
> have questions regarding Jenkins installed as a wi
Is there (or should there be), a seperate forum\group\whatever for those
who have questions regarding Jenkins installed as a windows Service? Also,
is there a plugin (to be installed on a windows system) for monitoring
Jenkins jobs? I understand that CCTray can be used, but it only monitors
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