Attempting to configure the trend graph results in http 404 page not found error.
      1) Go to a job with trend grpahs displayed.
      2) Click configure link (links to <Jenkins Server>/<Job>/warnings6/configure/?)
      3) Click Save (links to <Jenkins Server>/<Job>/warnings6/configure/save)

      Versions installed
      Jenkins 1.481
      Warnings 4.17
      Static Code Analysis Plugin 1.47
      Analysis Collector Plugin 1.33
      Violations 0.7.11

      Issues accesses Jenkins through the localhost path.

          [JENKINS-15169] Warning Plugin - Graph Configuration Error

          Ulli Hafner added a comment -

          Maybe the redirect after the save is broken in your setup. Does the new value get stored? Did you set/change the Jenkins URL in the system configuration?

          Can you please check if the created URLs are different than the URLs when trying the same on our public Jenkins instance:
          https://ci.jenkins-ci.org/view/Jenkins%20core/job/jenkins_main_trunk/

          Ulli Hafner added a comment - Maybe the redirect after the save is broken in your setup. Does the new value get stored? Did you set/change the Jenkins URL in the system configuration? Can you please check if the created URLs are different than the URLs when trying the same on our public Jenkins instance: https://ci.jenkins-ci.org/view/Jenkins%20core/job/jenkins_main_trunk/

          Chris Engler added a comment - - edited

          I checked the URL provided, I could change the graphs.

          I went back to my server. Starting in Local Host, the graph information does get saved, but it does take me to the 404 page still.
          Going to my sever from the Jenkins URL, configuring the graphs displays and there is no 404 error after save.

          Is it possible to have the same behavior when going throught the localhost address?

          Chris Engler added a comment - - edited I checked the URL provided, I could change the graphs. I went back to my server. Starting in Local Host, the graph information does get saved, but it does take me to the 404 page still. Going to my sever from the Jenkins URL, configuring the graphs displays and there is no 404 error after save. Is it possible to have the same behavior when going throught the localhost address?

          Ulli Hafner added a comment -

          It would help see see the difference between the working and broken URL. Can you please post?

          Ulli Hafner added a comment - It would help see see the difference between the working and broken URL. Can you please post?

          Chris Engler added a comment -

          Interesting, I was setting up the server to get you to look at the URL. Local host now keeps the pictures, the save button launches to the named Jenkins URL and not in local host. Using LDAP, I'm still logged into Jenkins. Outside of the login, the graphs work, and the save button still lauches to the named Jenkins URL.

          Chris Engler added a comment - Interesting, I was setting up the server to get you to look at the URL. Local host now keeps the pictures, the save button launches to the named Jenkins URL and not in local host. Using LDAP, I'm still logged into Jenkins. Outside of the login, the graphs work, and the save button still lauches to the named Jenkins URL.

            drulli Ulli Hafner
            engler Chris Engler
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