we have 2 jenkins_server.tcsh files :

jenkins_server.tcsh

jenkins_server_8082.tcsh

 

The first one uses a different port ie 8080

and the second one uses 8082

 

This is content of the file:

#!/bin/tcsh

if( $#argv == 1 || $#argv == 3 ) then
set pid = `ps -Af | grep java | grep jenkins | awk '{print $2}'`
if( "$1" == "-start" ) then
if( "$pid" != "" ) then
echo "Jenkins PID ${pid} already running: use '$0 -stop' first"
else
java -jar /pan-asic/tools/jenkins/jenkins.war --httpPort=8082 >& jenkins.8082.log &
set pid = `ps -Af | grep java | grep jenkins | awk '{print $2}'`
echo ${pid} > jenkins_server.8082.pid
endif
else
if( "$1" == "-stop" ) then
if( "$pid" != "" ) then
echo "Stopping Jenkins - PID ${pid} ...\n"
kill ${pid}
else
echo "No Jenkins running - nothing to do.\n"
endif
else
goto usage
endif
endif
else
goto usage
endif

done:
exit 0

usage:
echo "Usage: $0 <-start | -stop>"
echo " Where -start starts the Jenkins server and logs the output to release_server.log"
echo " -stop sends a kill -s QUIT to the Jenkins PID\n"
exit -1

 

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I ssh to a machine asic23 which already has 1 instance of jenkins running at :

http://asic23:8080/

 

When i try to do at :

/pan-asic/projects/fe100/shared/jenkins% ./jenkins_server_8082.tcsh -start
Jenkins PID 32194 already running: use './jenkins_server_8082.tcsh -stop' first

There is no/jenkins_server_8082.tcsh running

Do I need to run 2 jenkins.war file?

ie :

java -jar /pan-asic/tools/jenkins/jenkins.war --httpPort=8082 >& jenkins.8082.log &
set pid = `ps -Af | grep java | grep jenkins | awk '{print $2}'`
echo ${pid} > jenkins_server.8082.pid

 

Currently both the files are pointing to /pan-asic/tools/jenkins/jenkins.war

Please let me know this is a critical issue.

 

Thanks

Priya