| Cannot login to Hudson [message #887423] |
Sat, 16 June 2012 15:46  |
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To start I am still a bit of a newb with Hudson...
I created a new instance of Hudson, read the Hudson Book and followed recommendations very carefully. I used a native install package for Amazon Linux 64 (Cent OS).
I wanted to secure my installation so I required an authentication. In doing so I was very careful not to lock myself out my securing it and then not having any users available to login. (However, even if I did I know how to change the config file so that Hudson is no longer secured.)
Now whenever I go to my sever (ex: ec2-public-DNS.awsamazon.com:8080) to login and I enter my user name and password it gives me the following error:
Status Code: 400
Exception: URI must start with a slash: "default",
Stacktrace:
(none)
Generated by Winstone Servlet Engine v0.9.10 at Sat Jun 16 15:33:30 UTC 2012
At first I was able to bring up a different browser (IE) and I could login successfully from there, but now I cannot login from any browser.
Anyone have any thoughts / recommendations on what to do?
Thanks,
JD
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| Re: Cannot login to Hudson [message #888744 is a reply to message #888416] |
Mon, 18 June 2012 15:17  |
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This is my first time working with Hudson, so I am just using the built in authentication Hudson provides.
I'll take a look at the logs tonight and see what I can determine. Thanks,
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| Re: Cannot login to Hudson [message #889023 is a reply to message #888744] |
Mon, 18 June 2012 22:10 |
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Didn't see anything in the logs... In fact, the logs didn't have any detail prior to when I last rebooted. Is there a log archive somewhere (is there a way to set one up so I don't loose information?)
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| Re: Cannot login to Hudson [message #889203 is a reply to message #889023] |
Tue, 19 June 2012 03:00 |
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That's where all the log information should be printed, unless you run hudson in debug mode. The debugger is a little more complex, but since it says there is no stack trace, the debugger probably won't provide any more information.
/**
* @author Steven Christou
* @dev Hudson-ci
*/
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. What form of authentication were you using? Active directories has the domain before a username so \USERNAME is deafult for no domain. You can also view the full hudson log at