I would like to use the Resource root URL feature and have an alternative
name for the server.
Since it is currently accessible by https, I would also like to keep it
https also for the resources.
How do I specify the second certificate to the jenkins startup command?
I'm using the embedded wins
Hello,
we're using Jenkins 2.204.1
and the git relevant plugins
git 3.12.1 (Can't update due to a missing dependency) Git client plugin
3.1.1 GIT server Plugin 1.9 GitHub API Plugin 1.106 GitHub Branch Source
Plugin 2.5.8 GitHub plugin 1.29.5
When we use the git plugin to check ou
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 10:33 AM Martin Jost wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> we're using Jenkins 2.204.1
>
> and the git relevant plugins
>
> git 3.12.1 (Can't update due to a missing dependency) Git client plugin
> 3.1.1 GIT server Plugin 1.9 GitHub API Plugin 1.106 GitHub Branch Source
> Plugin 2.5.8 G
This has been solved. In the end it turned out to be a sort of permissions
problem on the authorized_keys file on the linux machines. Once this was fixed,
I was able to get to all the machines with public/private keys
From: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Ivan Fernandez Calvo
Sen
Hi ,
I am on my jenkins which is hosted on ECS cluster. I have created a
jenkins job and planned to run that job for every release. So coming to the
point this script will transition jira tickets, will change the jira
tickets status. The process of picking jira tickets will be filtered by
It is quite common that a script which works on a developer desktop does
not work in another environment like Jenkins.
Common reasons include:
- Scripts assuming they are running with a controlling terminal
- Scripts assuming the existence of specific ssh private keys
- Scripts assuming
Hi Mark Waite,
Thanks for your response on that.
Firstly, I have take into consideration all of the things that you
stated except the environment. My local Macos Terminal which is linux, but
i am running my script in on Ubuntu which makes a little sense for a moment
Sorry, I don't have any other suggestions to offer.
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 5:38 PM Sai Pavwan wrote:
> Hi Mark Waite,
> Thanks for your response on that.
>Firstly, I have take into consideration all of the things that you
> stated except the environment. My local M
Without seeing some kinds of logs to understand what the script is doing
and what output is wrong then there could be many things wrong.
One thing to note is that MacOS Terminal is not Linux - there are a number
of tools that are different as MacOS is BSD based. "sed" is one of those
and so the be
