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| + | = Installation = | ||
| + | As of Hudson 3.0 Jetty is the default in-built container for Hudson. To use Jetty, just invoke {{code|java -jar hudson-3.0.0.war}}. | ||
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| + | ==For Older Versions of Hudson== | ||
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| + | Copy the {{code|hudson.war}} file to webapp directory, under debian this may be {{path|/usr/share/jetty/webapp}} | ||
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| + | Hudson before 1.344 causes a problem with Jetty that results in a failure to retrieve update center data. | ||
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| + | You may see: | ||
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| + | *Unable to create the home directory '/usr/share/jetty/.hudson'. This is most likely a permission problem. | ||
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| + | This worked for me: as root | ||
| + | <pre>mkdir /home/jetty | ||
| + | chown jetty:adm /home/jetty | ||
| + | echo export HUDSON_HOME=/home/jetty/ > /etc/profile.d/systemwide.sh | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
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| + | restart jetty | ||
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| + | or add | ||
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| + | <pre> | ||
| + | <Call class="java.lang.System" name="setProperty"> | ||
| + | <Arg>HUDSON_HOME</Arg> | ||
| + | <Arg>/home/jetty</Arg> | ||
| + | </Call> | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
| + | to jetty.xml | ||
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Using Jetty as a Container |
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Installation
As of Hudson 3.0 Jetty is the default in-built container for Hudson. To use Jetty, just invoke java -jar hudson-3.0.0.war.
For Older Versions of Hudson
Copy the hudson.war file to webapp directory, under debian this may be /usr/share/jetty/webapp
Hudson before 1.344 causes a problem with Jetty that results in a failure to retrieve update center data.
You may see:
- Unable to create the home directory '/usr/share/jetty/.hudson'. This is most likely a permission problem.
This worked for me: as root
mkdir /home/jetty chown jetty:adm /home/jetty echo export HUDSON_HOME=/home/jetty/ > /etc/profile.d/systemwide.sh
restart jetty
or add
<Call class="java.lang.System" name="setProperty"> <Arg>HUDSON_HOME</Arg> <Arg>/home/jetty</Arg> </Call>
to jetty.xml