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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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I'm using Powershell plugin to copy file from host the VM.
The problem is that Copy-VMGuestFile returns 'A task was canceled' error.
In powershell (not via jenkins), I've solved this issue by setting timeout value to infinite, using Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -WebOperationTimeoutSeconds -1 as an Administrator and restart PowerCLI.
In Jenkis, I didn't see an option to set the timeout value.
Any ideas how can I solve this?
[JENKINS-51381] jenkins powershell set timeout
ya ma
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ya ma
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I'm using PowerShell plugin to run a script which copy a file. Copy-VMGuestFile returns 'A task was canceled' error. To solve this issue, from powershell (not jenkins), I've set timeout value to infinite by executing Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -WebOperationTimeoutSeconds -1 as an Administrator and restarted PowerCLI. The problem is that in jenkins, I don't have an option to set the timeout parameters and my script fails. Any ideas how can I solve this? |
ya ma
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New:
I'm using Powershell plugin to copy file from host the VM. The problem is that Copy-VMGuestFile returns 'A task was canceled' error. In powershell (not via jenkins), I've solved this issue by setting timeout value to infinite, using *Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -WebOperationTimeoutSeconds -1* as an Administrator and restart PowerCLI. In Jenkis, I didn't see an option to set the timeout value. Any ideas how can I solve this? |
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| Priority | Original: Minor [ 4 ] | New: Major [ 3 ] |