Hudson-ci/Containers/Winstone
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Update Needed!
With the Eclipse move, Winstone is no longer the default container, so this page applies only to Hudson 2.n
With the Eclipse move, Winstone is no longer the default container, so this page applies only to Hudson 2.n
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Installation
Hudson ships with Winstone, so no additional installation needed. Just run with java -jar hudson.war.
Notes
- Running behind Apache with AJP
- List of available command line options for example to change the HTTP port
Setting HUDSON_HOME
Specify the -D option to the invocation:
$ java -DHUDSON_HOME=/path/to/home -jar hudson.war
Or if that fails for some reason, you should still be able to use the environment variable:
$ export HUDSON_HOME=/path/to/hudson_home $ java -jar hudson.war
Securing Hudson on Winstone
Winstone supports pluggable authentication as explained here. For example, to use FileRealm, you'd do:
$ cat users.xml <tomcat-users> <role rolename="admin"/> <user username="joe" password="secret" roles="admin"/> </tomcat-users> $ java -jar hudson.war --realmClassName=winstone.realm.FileRealm --fileRealm.configFile=users.xml