This plugin creates a Jabber-Server for your builtin-users using the Jenkin's Domainname (you need a .jks-File).
Target Audience
This Document is for Administrators and for all who are able to install Plug-ins into a already installed Jenkins-CI.
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Preparation to Installation
Get sure that the Plug-in is not yet installed and you have the right to install plug-ins. Get sure you can claim a open Socket for the connection, favored is the port 5222.
Installation
The installation will be easy.
- Log in into Jenkins.
- Open the Manage Jenkins page.
- Open the Manag Plugins page.
- Open the Available tab.
- Filter for Jabber (the filter is available on the upper right side of the Plugin-Adminstration-Page).
- Check the "install" Box right to the Jabber-Server-Plugin.
- Press Install without restart or Download now and install after restart.
Preparation to Integration
Get sure that the Plug-in is successfully installed (See #Installation)
and you have either a .jks-File for the server, or you have access to
the Shell of the Server.
Get sure that Jenkins has security enabled via the Configure
Global Security-Page. The "Jenkin's standard user
database":https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Standard+Security+Setup must
be activated.
Integration
The integration unfortunately is not such easy as the Installation was. To create the key (Step 2) is only neccessary if you do not already have a .jks-File for the Server.
- Log in into the Server's shell.
- Create a keystore for the self-signed SSL-Encryption (optional). Use
in example the
@keytool -genkey -keyalg RSA -alias SERVER-NAME -keystore REPLACEME.jks -storepass password -validity 360 -keysize 2048@ - Copy the absolute path of the generated REPLACEME.jks-File and update the Jabber-Server-Configuration, update password in the Plug-in's configuration to the Storepass.