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I had Hudson running via:
cd /usr/lib/hudson
java -jar hudson.war
Unfortunately, I restarted that server and on accessing the Hudson Url, I found that all the configuration is missing.
However, I can see that all the configuration files were saved under ~/.hudson How can I start it so it recognizes the already-existing config?
Thanks
Figured it out. Apparently there was already an instance of Hudson booting automatically with the default configuration. I killed the existing instance, restarted the new service using
java -jar hudson.warand the configuration was restored. I also set the environment variable HUDSON_HOME to/home/user_name/.hudson, but I don’t think that would’ve made a difference in this case.