4
I have an instance of Jenkins running on a Windows Server 2016 and this server is on time.
I have some Jobs set up to run with specific time, but they are running a one hour early, as if with daylight saving time yet.
In Jenkins' settings I have the following:
user.timezone:America/Sao_Paulo
Someone had the same problem and managed to solve?
4
Youngsters, I solved the problem by updating JDK timezones using Tzupdater.
The problem isn’t really with Jenkins, it’s with his JDK.
Following link: https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/tzupdater-download-513681.html
Download Tzupdater and run on your server that has Jenkins:
java -jar tzupdater.jar -l
2
Guys, in my case, the above solution didn’t work, I couldn’t use Tzupdate (I don’t know why, probably limiting the company’s proxy), but I was able to find another solution so that it can be tried too.
Just update the machine’s java and uninstall the old versions. When I performed this process I was able to fix the wrong time problem on my Jenkins.
Browser other questions tagged jenkins continuous-integration
You are not signed in. Login or sign up in order to post.
It is also possible to download Tzupdater outside of your proxy, place it on some server (IIS for example) and indicate it path in the -l parameter.
– Bruno Warmling
@Brunowarmling Even downloading from the outside and trying to pass the parameter on my machine was not being able to update, I tried in every way but without success
– João Rener
But why it didn’t work?
– Bruno Warmling
He could not perform the Tzupdate update, possibly because my user did not have ADM permission from the machine... Already the Java installation was done via Portal so it was possible to update.
– João Rener