Major This was also tried on many other servers running Debian and CentOS, and Amazon AWS free server. The error "No valid crumb was included in the request" gets displayed when trying to configure a new job and specifically when inserting a link of the GIT repository. Sometimes this message gets displayed inside the configuration body of GIT. And sometimes the page goes white and the error displays this. Sometimes it passes the step where you configure your job and when you click Save at the bottom, then it displays the error. Sometimes while installing the basic Jenkins installation with basic packages the error gets displayed. Git repository is a custom GitLab repository. The only time it worked when I installed Jenkins on my Linux laptop and then configured a job and while accessing Jenkins, I had to enter localhost:8080 in my browser to access it locally. When I tried connecting to the Jenkins remotely, through its IP and port, it didn't work. I tried to connect to the server via VirtualNetworkComputing (VNC) like through a remote desktop and also didn't work. I also thought that the SSL needs to be configured on the server's domain to securely access Jenkins, but that didn't work either. The error still gets displayed. I also tried versions 2.60 and 2.7.
[JENKINS-46986] No valid crumb was included in the request
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| Description | Original: This was also tried on many other servers running Debian and CentOS, and Amazon AWS free server. The error "No valid crumb was included in the request" gets displayed when trying to configure a new job and specifically when inserting a link of the GIT repository. Sometimes this message gets displayed inside the configuration body of GIT. And sometimes the page goes white and the error displays this. Sometimes it passes the step where you configure your job and when you click Save at the bottom, then it displays the error. Sometimes while installing the basic Jenkins installation with basic packages the error gets displayed. Git repository is a custom GitLab repository. The only time it worked when I installed Jenkins on my Linux laptop and then configured a job. | New: This was also tried on many other servers running Debian and CentOS, and Amazon AWS free server. The error "No valid crumb was included in the request" gets displayed when trying to configure a new job and specifically when inserting a link of the GIT repository. Sometimes this message gets displayed inside the configuration body of GIT. And sometimes the page goes white and the error displays this. Sometimes it passes the step where you configure your job and when you click Save at the bottom, then it displays the error. Sometimes while installing the basic Jenkins installation with basic packages the error gets displayed. Git repository is a custom GitLab repository. The only time it worked when I installed Jenkins on my Linux laptop and then configured a job. I also thought that the SSL needs to be configured on the server's domain to securely access Jenkins, but that didn't work either. |
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| Description | Original: This was also tried on many other servers running Debian and CentOS, and Amazon AWS free server. The error "No valid crumb was included in the request" gets displayed when trying to configure a new job and specifically when inserting a link of the GIT repository. Sometimes this message gets displayed inside the configuration body of GIT. And sometimes the page goes white and the error displays this. Sometimes it passes the step where you configure your job and when you click Save at the bottom, then it displays the error. Sometimes while installing the basic Jenkins installation with basic packages the error gets displayed. Git repository is a custom GitLab repository. The only time it worked when I installed Jenkins on my Linux laptop and then configured a job. I also thought that the SSL needs to be configured on the server's domain to securely access Jenkins, but that didn't work either. | New: This was also tried on many other servers running Debian and CentOS, and Amazon AWS free server. The error "No valid crumb was included in the request" gets displayed when trying to configure a new job and specifically when inserting a link of the GIT repository. Sometimes this message gets displayed inside the configuration body of GIT. And sometimes the page goes white and the error displays this. Sometimes it passes the step where you configure your job and when you click Save at the bottom, then it displays the error. Sometimes while installing the basic Jenkins installation with basic packages the error gets displayed. Git repository is a custom GitLab repository. The only time it worked when I installed Jenkins on my Linux laptop and then configured a job and while accessing Jenkins, I had to enter localhost:8080 in my browser to access it locally. When I tried connecting to the Jenkins remotely, through its IP and port, it didn't work. I tried to connect to the server via VirtualNetworkComputing (VNC) like through a remote desktop and also didn't work. I also thought that the SSL needs to be configured on the server's domain to securely access Jenkins, but that didn't work either. The error still gets displayed. |
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| Description | Original: This was also tried on many other servers running Debian and CentOS, and Amazon AWS free server. The error "No valid crumb was included in the request" gets displayed when trying to configure a new job and specifically when inserting a link of the GIT repository. Sometimes this message gets displayed inside the configuration body of GIT. And sometimes the page goes white and the error displays this. Sometimes it passes the step where you configure your job and when you click Save at the bottom, then it displays the error. Sometimes while installing the basic Jenkins installation with basic packages the error gets displayed. Git repository is a custom GitLab repository. The only time it worked when I installed Jenkins on my Linux laptop and then configured a job and while accessing Jenkins, I had to enter localhost:8080 in my browser to access it locally. When I tried connecting to the Jenkins remotely, through its IP and port, it didn't work. I tried to connect to the server via VirtualNetworkComputing (VNC) like through a remote desktop and also didn't work. I also thought that the SSL needs to be configured on the server's domain to securely access Jenkins, but that didn't work either. The error still gets displayed. | New: This was also tried on many other servers running Debian and CentOS, and Amazon AWS free server. The error "No valid crumb was included in the request" gets displayed when trying to configure a new job and specifically when inserting a link of the GIT repository. Sometimes this message gets displayed inside the configuration body of GIT. And sometimes the page goes white and the error displays this. Sometimes it passes the step where you configure your job and when you click Save at the bottom, then it displays the error. Sometimes while installing the basic Jenkins installation with basic packages the error gets displayed. Git repository is a custom GitLab repository. The only time it worked when I installed Jenkins on my Linux laptop and then configured a job and while accessing Jenkins, I had to enter localhost:8080 in my browser to access it locally. When I tried connecting to the Jenkins remotely, through its IP and port, it didn't work. I tried to connect to the server via VirtualNetworkComputing (VNC) like through a remote desktop and also didn't work. I also thought that the SSL needs to be configured on the server's domain to securely access Jenkins, but that didn't work either. The error still gets displayed. I also tried versions 2.60 and 2.7. |
Emil Kosic
added a comment - Hey, thanks for the quick response! I tried the suggestion but still get error about missing crumb. Can you provide me with extra suggestions?
Thank you!
Emil Kosic
added a comment - Hey, thanks for the quick response! I tried the suggestion but still get error about missing crumb. Can you provide me with extra suggestions?
Thank you! Please check your browser's error console and the Jenkins log (at https://yourjenkins/log/all) for relevant messages.
Emil Kosic
added a comment - Please take a quick look at the images that I attached to this issue. And also please view this paste from the Jenkins log https://pastebin.com/sLigE2MQ
Thank you for the help.
Emil Kosic
added a comment - Please take a quick look at the images that I attached to this issue. And also please view this paste from the Jenkins log https://pastebin.com/sLigE2MQ
Thank you for the help. Emil Kosic
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Make sure you access Jenkins using the URL at Manage Jenkins » Configure System » Jenkins Location. My guess here is that this occurs if and only if the URL you access Jenkins with is different from the one configured there.