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Type:
Bug
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Status: Resolved (View Workflow)
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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Component/s: other
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Labels:None
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Environment:Jenkins ver. 2.73.2; OS: Centos6.8
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Description
Because we have our own CA certificate authority in my company, using https for Jenkins update center wasn't possible (empty plugin list). I used the following guide (link) to add our certificates to JVM which resolved my "empty list issue"; but when trying to actually install one of the plugins I am receiving the following error:
{{java.io.IOException: Downloaded file /var/lib/jenkins/plugins/ccm.jpi.tmp does not match expected SHA-1, expected 'Begz4m+YT3VCEImnIOEg3/Dzi9s=', actual 'pWKXa4iUnlHx2iEAfRJYJLf3DVE=' }}
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Leonardo Akor did you solve this?
Actually no.
We did a workaround by changing the update site from https to http.
Leonardo Akor
added a comment - Actually no.
We did a workaround by changing the update site from https to http.
Likely caused by broken proxy configuration or similar; this report doesn't show there's a bug in Jenkins.