I'll show you how, in 4 different ways: For Windows (service), WAR file deployed in GlassFish, Natively in linux and finally, using
wrapper
.It's pretty simple:
For Windows (service installation)
Edit
jenkins.xml
or hudson.xml
Where is the
jenkins.xml
or hudson.xml
?Navigate to the directory where you installed Jenkins/Hudson and you will see the
XML
at the root. Open it and look for
tag, there will be all the command arguments to be used when starting up Jenkins or Hudson.One of those arguments is
--httpPort
, typically:--httpPort=8080
.Change 8080 to whatever port number you want.
WAR File, deployed in GlassFish
You will need to change the default HTTP port in GlassFish.
Natively installed in linux
At least for RHEL, you should be able to find the
/etc/sysconfig/hudson
, which typically has the following line, among other configuration ones:HUDSON_PORT="8080"
.Change 8080 to whatever port number you want.
Other linux distributions (using wrapper)
At the time of writing, Arch Linux's AUR Jenkins version uses
wrapper
to launch itself from the .war
file.Edit
/opt/jenkins/conf/wrapper.conf
, find wrapper.app.parameter.2=--httpPort=8070
(typically).Change 8070 to whatever port number you want.
This
wrapper
solution applies to any system using wrapper
, not only linux.Some useful links:
Forum talk about the Windows version
Configuration tutorial in RHEL
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