What am I missing?
Our jenkins CI server (v1.499) runs tests that call URLs on the CI machine. The applications behind those URLs change the same temporary files as the unit test processes change, so those files need to be group writable. I fixed that for apache already, but totally fail with jenkins.
Modifying /etc/default/jenkins to include an umask 002 command does not help.
Trying to set up Jenkins on a RedHat 6.2 box;
Stack trace (the important bits, I think)
[root@lynx ~]# java -jar /usr/lib/jenkins/jenkins.war
Running from: /usr/lib/jenkins/jenkins.war
webroot: $user.home/.jenkins
[Winstone 2011/12/29 22:12:09] - Beginning extraction from war file
Dec 29, 2011 10:12:10 p.m.
I have a script that calls a subscript and attempts to release/disown this script so that Jenkins calling the script can complete successfully. It seems to release the script on the command line, so I can log out or execute other scripts when on the command line (SSH), but Jenkins hangs waiting for the released script to finish.
I need to perform some network tests with iperf.
Do I need to install this on a server as well?
Do I need to open ports to run these tests?
Also, I would like to chekc the connection when connected and disconnected via VPN can I simply run it from the command line for either connection?
I start setting up the jenkins-maven-android and i'm facing an issue when running the jenkin job.
I recently installed Ubuntu 12.10 by keeping the home folders from Linux Mint 13 distribution. The system installed fine, but at the beginning everything was in Chinese (even the text in the Terminal). I managed to solve that by editing some files, but I still get an error whenever a command is not found in Terminal. Here it is:
`Sorry, command-not-found has crashed!
I am trying to add git repo-url to jenkins so that jenkins can build my code and run some tests. But the repo I am using is private and that's where I am running into issues.
I have a username and a password for my broadband connection. Everytime when I installed a new Ubuntu on my old machine, I used command line way configuring pppoe network connection.
1. Open terminal from the dash home or press Ctrl+Alt+T, execute this command:
sudo pppoeconf
2. It starts looking for pppoe access concentrator on eth0…
3.