Is it considered safe to point JENKINS_HOME to a NFS mount? Both the
machine running Jenkins and the NFS server are linux.
In trying to search for answers, I mostly see references to slaves
pointing at NFS, not Jenkins master.
I am running Jenkins 1.480.1 on a Linux server. I have an XP slave for
running browser tests. The slave is launched by javaws pointed at the
jnlp URL given in the master in a batch file in the startup folder.
For the last couple of nights, starting sometime between 12:00 and 1:00
AM until so
On 12/6/2012 11:06 AM, Jerry wrote:
Hi, Joshua. When using the JNLP connection, I have found that we have
gotten cryptic messages similar to this when the connection is lost.
The JNLP connection is much more fragile than SSH, and if there is
even a minor interruption in network connection, ever
On 12/12/2012 5:01 PM, Strausser, Barrett wrote:
Can you not install the Slave as a service on the machine?
If I install the slave as a service (choosing File->Install as Windows
Service in the Jenkins slave agent), won't it have the same trouble with
accessing the graphical interface? Or
I have installed a registered version of Kpym SSH server for Windows on
Windows XP running on KVM, and I want to use this as a slave for
building Windows software and running Selenium tests.
I can interactively ssh into the Windows XP machine from my linux
machine and launch programs and run c
On 3/13/2013 5:39 PM, Ken Egozi wrote:
Seeing the same issue now (agent is running win8, with kpyM ssh)
ssh connections succeed from regular ssh clients.
Did you find a solution already?
No. kpyM ssh looked very promising. The source code was nicely
approachable. Despite that, I got no hel
