Hi,
Our support team will contact you with details.
Best Regards,
Xu Wei
Hi,
The current version of cruise server/agent doesn't support start as a daemon under Mac. You can set it to "open at login", then you only need to login and lock the window.
Best Regards,
Xu Wei
Hi,
That's because cruise server/agent is running using the "local system" account, so it only read system environment setting. if you want it to read current user's settings, you need to run cruise server/agent using the same account.
Best Regards,
Xu Wei
Hi Banos,
I tried the port forwarding using forward remote port to local and forward local to remote again, and both of them works.
So I think you can check your putty settings by forward port 80, and open the localhost:80 using browser.
Best Regards
Xu Wei
Hi Banos,
I have tried the following steps to using port forward and it works:
but I didn't successfully do the forward remote port to local.
so I have questions:
Best Regards
Xu Wei
Hi chris,
I setup the JES with open relay and it works without input username and password.
so maybe you can verify the open relay works on the mail server by http://www.asupport.com/web4help/smtp_command_line_-testing.htm
or you can setup another mail server (e.g. jes at http://sourceforge.net/projects/javaemailserver/) to test again.
Best Regards
Xu Wei
Hi Banos,
First, which kind of network are you using? you said the solaris has no other way to access the windows, is that because the firewall or some other settings? I want to simulate your environment, so I want more information about it.
The second, could you please change the loglevel to debug in log4j.properties file on cruise server and cruise agent folder, then try it again, and after that, please send us all the log file on cruise server and agent.
Thanks,
Xu Wei
Hi toby,
How offen do you create a new pipeline from the successed build? and what's the purpose for that?
After you create a new branch and a new pipeline, do you still need to commit to this branch?
How do you want to use the label from upstream pipeline?
The reason we added the pipeline name and stage name is we support multiple dependencies, e.g. pipeline A depends on B and C, in order to get the label information for both B and C, we have to use the pipeline name and stage name.
Best Regards,
Xu Wei
Hi toby,
You can follow the instructions:
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Xu Wei
Hi Richard,
This is a bug in cruise 1.3.0. As a workaround, you can disable the http check in anti-virus application, please reference http://community.thoughtworks.com/posts/bd16edcad3 for details.
Best Regards,
Xu Wei
Hi mgarman,
we do not support that in official, and the following way may not be supported in next release. for the current release, you can use the restful url http://your_ip/cruise/pipelineHistory.json?pipelineName=your_pipeline_name&perPage=1&start=0 to get the json for latest pipeline.
Best regards,
Xu Wei
Hi AptAdam,
We have fixed this problem in the coming 1.3. You can specify java.naming.referral=follow in server.sh file to allow ldap search multiple tree branches.
Thanks again.
Best Regards,
Xu Wei
Hi Doug Glidden:
Sorry for the wrong answer, you can try this one: (?:#|Task |Bug )(\d+). You can check http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html for more detail information about the regular expression we are using.
Best Regards,
Xu Wei & Chris S
Please reference http://community.thoughtworks.com/posts/56fbf39ed2
Best Regards,
Xu Wei
Hi Chris Moyer:
The current version of cruise doesn't support pass environment variable to tasks, we'll consider this feature later. You can use one of the following work arounds to do this:
Best Regards,
Xu Wei