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Bastien
Bastien

Reputation: 158

Jenkins creating a view in ClearCase

I'm working on an automatic build using Jenkins and ClearCase and I have a problem. I wrote a batch script to create a view in ClearCase using the cleartool command mkview.

When I execute the script by clicking on it, everything works, the view is created in ClearCase. But when I launch the script via Jenkins, I have the following errors : 

C:\Program Files\Jenkins\workspace\JenkinsLecon1>
"C:\Program Files\IBM\RationalSDLC\ClearCase\bin\cleartool.exe" 
  mkview -sna -tag AUTOBUILD_VIEW_TEST1_CFW_INFRA_V5.10_Dev -str CFW_INFRA_V5.10_Dev@\projects -host sasla15001 -hpath d:\ClearCase_Storage\views\DOM3\268875\ -gpath \\sasla15001\ccstg_d\views\DOM3\268875\ CFW_INFRA_V5.10_Dev  
Selected Server Storage Location "sasla15001_ccstg_d_views". 

cleartool: Error: unable to set access control list for \\sasla15001\ccstg_d\views\AUTORITE+NT\SYSTEM\CFW_INFRA_V5.10_Dev.22.vws: Accès refusé. 
cleartool: Error: protection on \\sasla15001\ccstg_d\views\AUTORITE+NT\SYSTEM\CFW_INFRA_V5.10_Dev.22.vws is out-of-synch with identity.sd and groups.sd  
cleartool: Error: Failed to set identity on view: Permission denied 
cleartool: Error: unable to set access control list for \\sasla15001\ccstg_d\views\AUTORITE+NT\SYSTEM\CFW_INFRA_V5.10_Dev.22.vws: Accès refusé. 
cleartool: Error: \\sasla15001\ccstg_d\views\AUTORITE+NT\SYSTEM\CFW_INFRA_V5.10_Dev.22.vws:
 Permission denied 
cleartool: Error: Unable to create view "\\sasla15001\ccstg_d\views\AUTORITE+NT\SYSTEM\CFW_INFRA_V5.10_Dev.22.vws".

I pretty sure that the error come from an access right problem.
But I did not find an mkview option like -user or something like that to user my clearcase user account.

I hop that someone had the same problem and solve it or just someone who can help me!

Upvotes: 3

Views: 2575

Answers (2)

VonC
VonC

Reputation: 1323793

See for instance the Error: unable to set access control list for : Access is denied

The cause of this problem relates to restrictive permissions on either the view share or directory to which the view is being created.

Make sure who (i.e. which account) is executing those commands when run by Jenkins (is it the local system account?). As the OP Bastien mentions, running with elevated privileges is key.

Make also sure of the CLEARCASE_PRIMARY_GROUP environment variable value at the time of the Jenkins job.
It must be set to the group of the vob you want to access (or one of its secondary group).

Upvotes: 2

Bastien
Bastien

Reputation: 158

For those who have the same problem, the solution is start Jenkins as administrator. To do this :

1) open a prompt command as administrator

start/accessories/

Then right click on prompt command and choose start as

2) go to Jenkins directory

cd /D C:\Program Files\Jenkins

3) start Jenkins Server

java -jar jenkins.war --httpPort=8081 not 8080

wait until the sever is running this line will appear INFO:Jenkins is fully up and running

now the Jenkins server is running as administrator

4)open your web browser and go to

http ://localhost:8081

5) create your job!!!

to know where is the workspace just create a new batch script add the command line

cd

save and build the job. Next go to the console and just read the path

Upvotes: 2

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