I am neither modifying job name nor renaming the job. I am modifying some of the parameters with in the job. Then I get this message, This error message is very consistent. Is it problem in this Jenkins version i am using 1.157. Thanks Virg Hi, I Just started using Jenkins version 1.157 on

Yeah, I'm having exactly the same issue. I have Jenkins running on Ubuntu 12.04, any kind of parameterised build job starts running fine, but I get a white screen rather than a redirect to the job. Annoying but ignorable, for now. On Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:49:58 PM UTC+1, Jared Griffith wrot

I opened a JIRA issue on this , see Amos.s On Wednesday, June 19, 2013 12:49:58 AM UTC+3, Jared Griffith wrote:

I have opened for this problem. From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Jared Griffith Sent: 19 June 2013 16:36 To: Subject: Re: Upgrade to Latest Jenkins - WSOD after running job Yeah, that's the behaviour that I am seeing as well. Unfortunately all of my jobs have a parameter of some sort, so I w

I have Jenkins deployed in a pretty stock fashion at this point and I have a project set up and connected to a hosted Kiln Mercurial repository. When I run the build, it pulls the latest code from the repository and then quits ... very basic and easy. I have the post-build action email notif

Does anyone know how or from where Jenkins reads the salve node "System Properties" values? As I mentioned previously, I need to modify some of the system properties values of the slave node. Hi, I'm using *Jenkins ver. 1.519* < > , and I set a Unix slave that has java version 1.5 as the defaul

Here is the output of netstat. Looks like the port 25 is listening for smtp C:\>netstat -a | find "LISTENING" TCP <my machine name>:smtp <my machine name>.<my company domain>.com:0 LISTENING TCP <my machine name>:pop3 <my machine name>.<my company domain>.com:0 LISTENING TCP

Try running netstat, I think with the -n option to see what is using that port.  It should list out the PID which you can check in task manager then. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sairam Sankaran" < > To: Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 3:15:34 PM Subject: Re: Jenkins email notification

Yes. I have anti-virus running on that machine. And for gmail I used 465 for smtp port. When I telnet to my localhost mail server, I do so on port 25. Looks like a possible issue. Do you have any suggestions on freeing that port?

If you're running Windows, do you have any sort of virus protection running on your jenkins server box that might be blocking outgoing emails, or possibly port 25 is being blocked on an outgoing request? I assume when you say you can telnet to the email server machine that you're telnetting to port