Problem solved. 'GitHub Authentication Plugin' was selected as the
Security Realm. Github OAuth was doing the redirect to the AWS server.
Thanks for the suggestions!
- Michael
On Wednesday, August 24, 2016 at 9:59:38 PM UTC-7, ok999 wrote:
>
> How is your local jenkins installed? Do you have a
How is your local jenkins installed? Do you have any proxy server like
apache/nginx? If yes you might want to look into the conf file.
* I point my browser to the local IP:8080 and I get the AWS Jenkins home
page.*
*> *check if the hosts file doesn't have a name resolution set to the old
AWS fqdn.
I deleted that local Jenkins instance and built another on a separate VM.
I was careful not to reference the AWS instance anywhere in the config
including the 'Jenkins URL' field. Searching in the /var/lib/jenkins dir
reveals no instances of the name of the AWS jenkins server. Yet it now
red
No proxy or iptable configured for redirect. Tried clearing and setting to
local server the following:
jenkins.model.JenkinsLocationConfiguration.xml:
Restarted jenkins (rebooted), no luck. Still redirecting. :(
Couldn't find any reference to the AWS server anywhere in Jenkins home dir.
A
Check if If there any proxy or iptable configured for redirecting or "manage
Jenkins -> configure system -> Jenkins URL" has aws URL .
Regards
hiteswar
> On Aug 23, 2559 BE, at 10:08 PM, Michael Ryan wrote:
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> We have a Jenkins instance running on an AWS server that we want to move in
> ho
We have a Jenkins instance running on an AWS server that we want to move in
house. The process was to create and configure a local Jenkins instance,
verify jobs are executing correctly, then switch to the local Jenkins. I
setup the local instance and configured it. Then it began redirecting th
