I have Jenkins with installed folders plugin for each of my project. Right not I am in process to moving credentials from Jenkins to AWS secret manager. I sussesfully get all crededentilas, but I couldn't get credentaials from cert files. Can you suggest what to do?
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I'm running the jenkins/jenkins:lts docker container and I just installed the credential plugin. Installation was successful however I could not create a credential of type "Secret Text". Here's what I see :
What could be the issue?
The Credential plugin is the keystore. The types of credential files offered in your drop list depends on what other plugins you have installed. To have the Secret Text option, you need to install the Plain Credentials Plugin. You will also need the Credentials Binding Plugin installed to pass the credentials to build steps in a job. You may want to read through the Cloud Bees article regarding this plugin.
I'm trying to run automated tests with AppCenter. For this, I need to get the apk from Jenkins and the ipa from another Jenkins in a TFS Build to send them to AppCenter. I'm using the "Jenkins Download Artifact" task in TFS. For the apk, everything works fine.
But for the ipa, TFS see all the artifact from the last build, select the one that match the name pattern but whenever the download begin, the build fail and throw instantly a Error
[error]Unhandled: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\Agt1_work\308\s\jenkinsArtifacts\delivery\APPNAME-calabash-5.22-build-1557912880-date-20190515-11:34:40.ipa'
The login used has all right on the Jenkins, and if I go manually on the Jenkins the download is working.
On the Jenkins on the url I can manually download artifacts
http://IPADDRESS:8080/job/JOBNAME/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/delivery/
Is the TFS task, the Job Name is the Job Name in the url
the rest of the task configuration :
And the Endpoint configuration :
It shouldn't matter but note that the Jenkins is on a computer in a internal network so I use the IP address in the url.
with this configuration when I build (with System.Debug at true) I have this Error
I don't have a direct access to the computer where the jenkins is. So I don't know the exact configuration of the jenkins.
I installed Ansible plugin in Jenkins and I configured.
I created ansible.cfg, hosts and the playbook files.
I pushed those files with directory in Bitbucket.
The issue is when I start a build in Jenkins it says "skipping: no hosts matched" or I have already tested the directory manually and it works.
This is jenkins configuration:
This the error message:
When i execute the ansible-playbook command directly from the folder in Desktop it works.
This is when i executed the command in the jenkins directory
I think you need to provide a credentials owner. When you run it manually you are identified (with an attached ssh key) but Jenkins needs some permissions.
I have set up a new Jenkins Server and copied the Jobs and plugins from the old Jenkins Server, but stragely there are 2 Options missing while entering a private key for the global User/Account. The Options are "from a file on jenkins master" and "From the Jenkins master ~/.ssh".
I doubt that there is some plugin missing, as I have copied all the plugins from old Server. Any clue will be helpful.
These options was removed due to security reasons since version 1.14 of SSH Credentials Plugin:
SSH Credentials Plugin no longer supports SSH credentials from files on the Jenkins master file system, neither user-specified file paths nor ~/.ssh. Existing SSH credentials of these kinds are migrated to "directly entered" SSH credentials.
I want to use the M2 Relase Plugin to release artifacts on a Jenkins server. The access to and checkout of the sources from Subversion is done with help of the Credentials Plugin. For tagging and committing the changes during the maven release:prepare phase I need (in my case) the same credentials.
Is there a way to convince the M2 Release Plugin to take credentials from the Credentials Plugin?
Note: I don’t want to insert the credentials manually in the SCM login/password fields and I don’t want to store the credentials in an extra settings.xml file on the server as often suggested.
I have implemented the following solution, where I do not have to insert the credentials manually again, but where the credentials are stored in a temporary settings.xml file on the file system during the build.
With help of the Config File Provider Plugin I have created an empty settings.xml and used the stored credentials as server settings. The server id I have filled with the hostname from the scm url (see answer to Externalising SCM credentials with Maven). In the Build Environment section of the Jenkins job configuration I have enabled Provide Configuration Files, selected the self created settings.xml, assigned a Variable and used this variable in Release goals and options with -s $variable (like in Running the Maven Release Plugin with Jenkins).