Symptoms
CauseHudson retrieves some data files hosted on java.net, and a problematic implementation of this causes the JavaScript in the page to break down if the site is inaccessible. WorkaroundType the following command from your Hudson scripting console (http://yourserver/hudson/script): hudson.model.DownloadService.neverUpdate=true Unlike some earlier comments from the various people, including Kohsuke, there's no need to disable update center, nor usage statistics, as those implementations aren't problematic. ResolutionThis issue is being tracked as issue #4590, and the fix was delivered in 1.327 The community is also working on moving the project from java.net. Discussions(hosted on nabble.com, so these will work when java.net is down)
BackgroundAs of Oct, 13th, 2009, java.net informed us that it's still under a SYN flood DoS attack, and as a temporary measure, it's banning multiple blocks from various regions. While this temporary measure is in effect, they set up escalation_manager@dev.java.net, which you can send e-mails to individually get your IPs whitelisted. |
