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I’m trying to restart a service in the successful execution of a JOB in Jenkins. Everything works except the fact that Jenkins can’t execute the command systemctl restart testeci.service. It returns me the error below:
Failed to stop logicaldelivery.service: Interactive authentication required.
See system logs and 'systemctl status testeci.service' for details.
Failed to start testeci.service: Interactive authentication required.
See system logs and 'systemctl status testeci.service' for details.
Failed to restart testeci.service: Interactive authentication required.
See system logs and 'systemctl status testeci.service' for details.
When executing the user command on the terminal, it works. The problem is only when running it via Jenkins.
Someone can help me?
I did not understand the reason for the negativity.. If you can inform the reason, thank you.
– Hiago Souza
The downvote it’s not mine, but really your question this difficult to help, as far as it seems to me you have not configured your repository or have something ambiguous, I think that for the question to be answered it is always necessary to inform minimum details necessary to reproduce the problem. To summarize, the message just seems to state that you have not configured your testecil.service to authenticate, or the data is incorrect. Try to do what the program asks, run the command
systemctl status testeci.serviceand say what comes back.– Guilherme Nascimento
@Guilhermenascimento I understand, but my problem is exactly this, when executing the command by own terminal everything works... But when part of a job in Jenkins he presents this error. If I type this command, everything will go as it should, but I’d like Jenkins to do it.
– Hiago Souza
And is testeci.service found "globally" in any folder that enters the command? Or do you have to type in the folder where it is located?
– Guilherme Nascimento
When you manually run you run on your user or SUDO? [
– Guilherme Nascimento
No, no SUDO, I created it in the /etc/systemd/system/testeci.service. After that I ran the daemon Reload.
– Hiago Souza
Okay, and tried everything I said before?
– Guilherme Nascimento
Yes @Guilhermenascimento, it shows that the service is running normally (this is because I ran in hand before systemctl start testeci).
– Hiago Souza
Okay, I’ll ask again, tried to put the command
systemctl status testeci.serviceon Jenkins to see what he returns?– Guilherme Nascimento
Sorry @Guilhermenascimento now I understood what I meant. No I did not put. I ran by my user. I will do, thank you
– Hiago Souza