Thank you all for your help,
I'm doing to follow the advice posted and keep you updated.
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Correct...
1. check connectivity with host
2. also make sure what port it uses
3. Go to your jenkins proxy settings, you can paste the url there and check
if server is able to connect or not.
Regards,
UJ
On Wed, 9 Jan 2019, 19:45 Jeff Thompson Usually it’s best to verify connectivity and behavi
Usually it’s best to verify connectivity and behavior from outside Jenkins but
on the same machines as the first troubleshooting step. If those are fine, then
start troubleshooting from inside. Break complex jobs or operations down into
small steps to speed attempts and to isolate issues.
Good
Can you ping the Jenkins master from the agent? Are you using a named
record or something like “localhost”?
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Hello,
I am trying to get a piece of information from a previous build with the
help of jenkins REST API, however the pipeline always fails when trying to
connect to the jenkins API url.
Note that when I try to access the URL through an normal script, from
outside a pipeline, I get what I want.
