Jenkins native package installations run as by default?
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2 jenkins
3 id of user who installed
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I have a basic question, I am trying to install jenkins on AWS EC2 ubantu instance.
I see Jenkins requires Java 11 to use newer versions - https://www.jenkins.io/doc/tutorials/tutorial-for-installing-jenkins-on-AWS/
I am planning to run junit tests which supports Java 8 on Jeknins node.
If I install Jenkins with Java 11 on EC2, does it impacts executing junits tests?
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Why Install automatically doesn't show list of options to select jdk versions?
I have Jenkins installed on a Debian 9 from apt repo. After update (from Repo) to version 2.168, Jenkins won't start up any more. The log contains multiple errors related to many plugins - but it's exactly the same error for all of them:
- Failed to load: REST API for Blue Ocean (blueocean-rest 1.25.2)
- Update required: SSH server (sshd 3.1.0) to be updated to 3.236.ved5e1b_cb_50b_2 or higher
I have SSH server installed on the system, but it's version 1:7.4p1-10+deb9u7 - nothing like 3.1.0.
What can I do to get Jenkins to start up again?
You can try installing the Plugin manually. For this, you have to download the .hbi file of the plugin and place it in <JENKINS_HOME>/plugins directory before starting the server.
I created a project for crossplatfor C++ ( visual studio )
I created 3 projects
Proj.Lib.Linux
Proj.Lib.Windows
Proj.Lib.Shared
on the configuration of the Proj.Lib.Linux i defined
platform toolset to be => 'Clang for Windows Subsystem for Linux'
WSL distro name to be => 'Use the default WSL distribution on this machine'
and all work ok - I can debug and run in with no problem.
Now, I want to build this lib for Linux and Windows for production (using Jenkins).
But on the machine that contains the Jenkins I don't have WSL -
I don't know how it's possible to build it now.
How I supposed to add a pointer from the Jenkins to wsl for the platform toolset or to the wsl for building it?
I have jenkins installed on an Ubuntu VM.
In the web interface I can see the version is
2.32.3.
However, if I go to /home/bitnami/.jenkins/config.xml I see the version is 1.0 (there is this tag: <version>1.0</version>)
How can it be? am I looking in the wrong place?
Thanks
You may have two versions installed, one in your system and one in your user account.
Did you installed by apt-get or wget?
When you execute the app, you may be running the Jenkins installed in your system and you are looking in your user HOME directory
Try (whereis jenkins and which jenkins) and execute this jenkins in your terminal to see if the version match.
I have 10-15 required plugins to be installed in jenkins instance.
To avoid confusion and process of a installing all, I want to bundle all the hpi files into single hpi file and then install only once so that all the plugins will be installed at a time in a jenkins instance .
In there any way or process to do it in jenkins ?
Thanks & Regards,
Jagadish