Hudson on Ubuntu System java_home

First, Java

>java

Choose OpenJDK

>sudo apt-get Install Open ...

>java-version

>javac

Choose OpenJDK

>sudo apt-get Install Open ...

>javac-version

Find the installation directory for Java/USR/LIB/JVM/JAVA-1.6.0-OPENJDK

Edit VI ~/.BASHRC

Finally add

Export JAVA_HOME=/USR/LIB/JVM/JAVA-1.6.0-OPENJDK

Export classpath=.: $JAVA _home/lib/dt.jar: $JAVA _home/lib/tools.jar

Execution: Source ~/.BASHRC

Then enter: Echo $JAVA _home

Because the Java Javac is already configured in the environment variable, we can only configure Java_home and classpath here.

Second, Hudson on Ubuntu System (I) Install and configuration

1. Install Hudson on my system

I Download the file from this URL:

Http://java.net/downloads/hudson/Debian/hudson-debian-2.1.2.deb

Double Click the file and install it.

After the installation, you can check the status with command:

>/etc/init.d/hudson status

Start It/stop It

>/etc/init.d/hudson start

>/etc/init.d/hudson stop

I can visit the URL http://localhost:8080/

The log file exists here

>vi/var/log/hudson/hudson.log

We can see all the configurations in this file

>vi/etc/default/hudson

By the through, I change the port to 8082

http_port=8082

Right now, we can visit Hudson with URL http://localhost:8082/

2. Configure Security

Click menu [Manage Hudson]

Click menu [Configure System]

Check [Enable Security]

TCP port for JNLP slave agents:disable

Access control:security Realm----> Hudson ' s own user database

Tuthorization----> matrix-based Security-----> User/group to Add:sillycat and admin

Click on the button [Save]

Create your account, for example admin and Sillycat.

Hudson on Ubuntu System java_home