When I try to link a jenkins project to my gitlab project, I have the following error :
Here is the form and the error message.
The jenkins project "test" does exists and the credentials are good.
The issue is probably not about the credentials but that gitlab seem to not be able to read the fields.
I tried with both chrome and Firefox.
I also tried to use webhook, but for services hosted on the same network, doc says it may be hazardous. So I'd rather use the first method.
Some information about my environment:
Linux Centos 7
jenkins and gitlab are built by docker-compose
hosted on localhost
jenkins and gitlab use different ports (8080 and 8081)
I found only one thread on the internet about it here but no answer were given.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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our Nexus (Nexus3 3.38.0) is currently down and just keeps on restarting, we use docker to run nexus as a container and when we check the container logs, we get this error:
javax.validation.constraintViolationExceiption: attributes[httpclient].authentication.password: must not be blank
We got this error logs after shutting down nexus and restarting docker service.
we suspect it might be due to one of the proxy repository password field that became blank (which we usually update using curl by a jenkins job)
Can you please suggest if:
There is any workaround for this issue
Since we can’t open into nexus portal, can we fix this using backend / config files?
Is there any way to disable / delete docker proxy repository using nexus data / config files?
Any other suggestion which might help us here
I'm trying to configure the Jenkins Master/Slave on our AWS windows server. I looked at other posts and researched online and followed the steps. I installed Jenkins on the server, and changed the jenkins url to the ip address of the server by command ipconfig: http://x.x.x.x:8080/. On the Jenkins xml file, I added the line to the argument: --httpListenAddress=0.0.0.0.
I followed the online tutorial step by step guide to set up master and agent. On the agent computer, when i try to access the url, it shows This site can’t be reached. I added the port 8080 to the firewall. I also tried to ping from the agent to the master and it failed, said lost 4 100%. I am not sure how can I access jenkins master url outside of the server. Any help is appreciated.
The root cause is hidden in the comments, so for clarity posting it as an answer - looks like the problem was that the agent is running on a users laptop and it's trying to connect on a private IP of the jenkins server running in AWS. Things should hopefully work after connecting the agent on a public IP of the master instead.
I am getting below error when trying to access jenkins pipeline url. I tried clearing the browser cache, tried different browsers etc but no luck. the same pipeline url works fine for other users but not for me. any ideas why it throwing 404 error for me? many thanks!
HTTP ERROR 404
Problem accessing /job/jenkins/job/test/. Reason:
Not Found
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After loging in as an administrator, use the url http://localhost:8080.
It initially takes to the url that says jenkins in it's name, which will not work. The URL you want to access is http://localhost:8080
Also if you have a different port binded you can try to call the url as http://[ip]:[port]/jenkins
If you get such error like it was mentioned above you should access through the URL "http://localhost:8081/jenkins/", but not only "http://localhost:8081".
Btw my port is 8081 because of the circumstance that my 8080 port is already used.
Have a good day!
There can be probably one of these reasons :
You do not have the access to the job.
You do have access to the job but you are not logged in . Try to login to jenkins in another window and check remember me on this computer , then open that url.
You are trying to access it from another server which is not whitelisted from the jenkins master server ,i.e it is not allowed access.
These are the best guesses I coud get .If these do not work then someone needs to manually check the url you are entering and other environment related issues themselves.
There is a common mistake that most of the people making.(while running jenkins.war from CMD)
Please ensure that your tomcat server is 'up and running' locally.
Follow these steps.
try restarting your jenkins service with $sudo service jenkins restart
I have faced the same issue and identified JIRA and Jenkins are installed on same port 8080. Jenkins service is starting first because of that JIRA was not working. Then I have edited Jenkins.xml file with port 8081 and restarted the services it was working fine.
When I ran jenkins.war from CMD, I faced the same issue. Practically when you run jenkins.war from CMD, localhost:8080 is where jenkins is available. But if you run the startup.bat file, then the path you have set, say, localhost:8080/jenkins will work.
If you are using a hook this error occurs. This is a known issue in GIT showing 404 error. Way around of the above said problem is to use the NIC ID instead of using "localhost".
I used a docker container to start jenkins locally for a test purpose.
Here is the cmd: docker run -p 8080:8080 -p 50000:50000 jenkins reffered to official documentation: https://hub.docker.com/_/jenkins?tab=description.
After started the container, I browsed into http://localhost:8080 and got
HTTP ERROR 404
Problem accessing /job/jenkins/job/test/. Reason:
Not Found
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I just removed exposing the JNLP port which is 50000
And the command to start docker was: docker run -p 8080:8080 jenkins
And now, I was able to browse the application at http://localhost:8080 without not found error.
Thanks
I am trying to trigger jenkins build whenever there is a push to GitLab.
I am referring to https://github.com/jenkinsci/gitlab-plugin.
When I test the connection for webhook it shows execution expired.
I am using:
Jenkins ver. 2.60.1
GitLab version 9.4.0-rc2-ee
Git lab plugin 1.4.6
The exact error message, clicking "Test setting" from GitLab:
We tried to send a request to the provided URL but an error occurred: execution expired
As mentioned in issue 128:
This looks and sounds like a configuration or network error.
Maybe your machine is not publicly available on the webhook address (firewall etc).
For instance, on Digital Ocean server, you would need to open up the port (mentioned in git-auto-deploy.conf.json) in the firewall:
sudo ufw allow 8866/tcp
Double-check though what you put in Manage Jenkins > Configure in term of Gitlab information (connection name, host url, credentials), as mentioned in jenkinsci/gitlab-plugin issue 391.
See GitLab Integration Jenkins: Configure the Jenkins server
It means issues in between jenkins server and gitlab or github server.
Like what I did:
I have set my local-IP:port/project/jenkins_project_name
http://192.168.1.21:8080/project/jenkins_project_name
and set the above URL in the gitlab webhook, it shouldn't work - right?
Because it's an IP that's private and not routable.
SO later I realized and set the public-IP and then hook worked.
http://public_IP:8080/project/jenkins_project_name
Note: To routable public-IP, you should expose port in your router [e.g. 8080 was for me or anything want ]
Hope this works.
I have faced the same issue.
In my case Jenkins is running in an AWS EC2 instance. I have resolved the issue by whitelisting the Public IP addresses of Gitlab on port 443 into the instance security group.
On Jenkins configuration page in section "Jenkins URL" I've set this option to "http://name_of_my_machine.jenkins:8080/"
Usually I open jenkins by: "http://localhost:8080/"
But this new option did not work for me - Jenkins does not open. So what does it mean?
Jenkins can't determine its URL on its own. So when it needs to create full links that's where the URL is taken from. In general even if you specify the wrong URL it should not affect the way Jenkins works in any significant way. It certainly has no effect on the URL that you enter in your browser to connect to Jenkins server. You can either specify http://localhost:8080 (when connecting from your machine and assuming that you started Jenkins on port 8080) or http://<machine_hostname>:8080 when connecting from anywhere.
So no matter what you specify it has no effect on connecting to Jenkins, therefore http://name_of_my_machine.jenkins:8080/ won't work, as .jenkins is not part of the name (e.g. ping name_of_my_machine.jenkins won't find the host).
Whenever Jenkins needs to create a URL that points to itself, Jenkins picks it up from the "Jenkins URL" setting in the global configuration.
Jenkins could try to guess the URL by e.g. getting the hostname and combining that with the port it is running on. But sometimes the hostname is not the same as the DNS name. And what if you have placed a front-end or proxy before Jenkins that e.g. terminates SSL connections and you would really like people to use Jenkins at https://company.com/jenkins/. Jenkins running in port 8080 cannot know about the front-end. The only reliable way for Jenkins to get the URL to itself is for an administrator setting it in Jenkins configuration.
Jenkins needs to know it's own URL when it is creating links that point back to itself. It does this e.g. when it sends out emails containing direct links to build results. Also, if you have a JNLP type slave, the slave initiates the connection to the master and the master returns a message which contains a link back to Jenkins for downloading the slave agent software.
Do you mean the option in the E-mail configuration section? This is only to generate the links in emails Jenkins sends (see the help for the option -- click the symbol with the question mark). If after changing it you cannot access your server anymore, it must be something else.