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Asked: 2026-05-29T09:33:42+00:00

I am after some pointers to the problem I have. I am installing Jenkin

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I am after some pointers to the problem I have.

I am installing Jenkin 1.450 on CentOS 5.5. Java has been installed and JAVA_HOME had been set properly.
I deployed Jenkins on Jetty 8.0.4. I downloaded Jetty and extracted onto a user’s directory. Jenkins is deployed to Jetty’s webapps directory.

Then I created a directory outside Jetty’s directory, and set JENKINS_HOME to that directory. Then I also set JETTY_HOME to the extracted jetty directory. Then I run Jetty using jetty.sh script which you can find in /bin.

All worked well and I can add users etc. Then from “Manage Plugins” section I see that there is a newer svn plugins, so I want to update it. So I begin the update process. At the end Jenkins tells me “subversion plugin is already installed. Jenkins needs to be restarted for the update to take effect” – so I restarted Jetty. However, checking the version of svn now it was still the same as before and it tells me again there is a new version.

Can somebody tells me where I did wrong?

Thanks!

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  1. Editorial Team

    Your set up is good. The issue is with Jenkins itself, and a bug has been opened for this on their JIRA:

    While this issue was resolved for new plugins in version 1.450, it remains in the upgrade feature.

    Related bugs:

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