With Jenkins, you know, there's an add buld step in the build configuration, with two options:
1. Execute Windows Batch Command
2. Execute Shell
The 1th one is to execute the Windows command, and the 2nd is to execute the shell script.
At first I thought that the Windows commands and Linux commands could be executed regardless of whether Jenkins was installed under Windows or Linux, but then I found that in Windows I could do a 1th, but executing the shell with the 2nd option would fail. An error can be reported that SH cannot be executed.
I think the 2nd execute shell should only be used in Linux.
What if I want to telnet to a Linux server here and execute the corresponding shell script?
After research I found a plugin for Jenkins SSH plugin.
After installing this plugin, we enter the system configuration management will find one more
After the configuration is saved, here you can enter the user name password, you can also use the key file to password-free login.
Next, create a new job, in the job configuration will find one more option
The SSH site here selects the connection we just created in the system configuration.
Here you can write a script or execute a script on the server.
Here also encountered a problem, I use Xshell telnet to the server, directly can execute one of my scripts, this script some of the commands are in the path.
But in Jenkins directly executed the script but the error, said the command is not found, and finally I run the script before the export PATH =/home/....
Set path, the result is executed successfully, do not know why Jenkins telnet to the default path is not read.
Configuring the Execute Remote shell command in Jenkins