Re: jenkins permission denied when using NSIQ collector

Hi Divya, No files been opened. I got Idea that,by executing jobs with proper User login. I have 1Q, Do you have any idea about NSIQCollector (cyclomatic complexity)? *Regards,* *Kishore Tangudu* * Banglore.* Think twice before take a print. Save trees. On Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 1:17 PM, Divya wro

Re: jenkins permission denied when using NSIQ collector

Never heard of that tool personally, but quick guess: reading " /var/lib/jenkins/plugins/nsiqcollector/" and the stack trace I think you need to specify the executable path and not the enclosing directory. My 2 cents Le 4 févr. 2016 2:25 PM, "Kishore Tangudu" a écrit : > Installed NSIQ Collector

Re: jenkins permission denied when using NSIQ collector

pls check whether any files are opened or using by any other process On Monday, February 8, 2016 at 9:18:16 AM UTC+5:30, Kishore Tangudu wrote: > > When I am executing job in jenkins I am triggering with the below error > NSIQCollector > > > > Started by user anonymous

Re: jenkins permission denied when using NSIQ collector

When I am executing job in jenkins I am triggering with the below error NSIQCollector Started by user anonymous ln builds/lastSuccessfulBuild /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/AnAproject/lastSuccessful failed java.nio.file.DirectoryNotEmptyException: /var/lib/jenkins/

Re: jenkins permission denied when using NSIQ collector

Hi there, Permission denied might be related to the execution privileges, can you double check whether that binary has got the right execution privileges for that jenkins user? It's also worth if you type the bellow command in your terminal and double check whether it works as you expect. /va

Re: Jenkins permission denied

Thanks Rob, but my problem wasn't regarding master-slave setup, we run the builds locally on the master. To whom it may concern, our solution was as follows: 1) Adding builder to jenkins permission group 2) Changing the variable JENKINS_USER located in /etc/sysconfig/jenkins value to "builder" 3

RE: Jenkins permission denied

Jenkins will run a job under the same user ID that the node it runs on is using. If you're running on the master node, it should be the same UID as the Jenkins server. If you're running on a slave node, it should be the same UID of the slave node. If this job is running on the master, maybe t

Re: Jenkins Permission

As far as I can see, there are two possibilities here: A) Your build works fine when you run it manually, but fails when Jenkins runs it. You want us to help you understand why that happens. or B) You are setting up a new build process executed by Jenkins. You want us to debug it for you with no

Re: Jenkins Permission

We can start by having you trim 14 pages out of your signature :-) Ok - really - does sound like a bit of a mess - again - not sure if you're building up an application or package for deployment, but generally, either you have a dependency on an artifact or the bits you need are inside the code

Re: Jenkins Permission

Thanks for you response. I'm using ant to build this. I have change a little bit things and now I'm building over the checkout repository/workspace. The problem now is when I ant is invoking an ant target defined in a file outside the workspace it cannot access to it... I believe that I'm havin

Re: Jenkins Permission

I'm sorta reading between the lines here - but first order of business might be to make sure the files you're planning on editing (programattically) exist in some "resources" location in your source tree then the build should process them into their final destination. If this is a non-standard