sshget is showing the entire contents of the file in console output log

[cw]

When executing the following in a scripted pipeline:

sshGet remote: soc_remote, from: "/srv/jboss/server/${MAL}/log/${sourcefile}", into: FileName, override: true

The file is downloaded successfully from the remote server into the local directory on the Jenkins server.  However, the console output shows the contents of that file in its entirety, and the logs files in the build folder also contains the contents of the file.  The file is embedded within the rest of the log entries, and is not usable.  Therefore when I am downloading large files with sshGet, I end up consuming twice the space I should be, since I have a log file roughly the size of the file, and then the file itself which was downloaded.  How can I turn this off so the log file only indicates success or failure, and is not also including the contents of the file?

Craig

[cw]

Does anyone have any ideas on this?  I am using Jenkins ver. 2.190.3 on Windows 2012 with ssh versions below. This is not only a space issue, but a security issue, since sometimes I am downloading files with sensitive information in them and don't want those details available in the jenkins logs.

ssh	2.6.1	true
ssh-agent	1.17	true
ssh-credentials	1.18	true
ssh-steps	2.0.0	true

[Slide]

This sounds like a bug in the plugin, I would file an issue in Jira.

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[vince bailey]

Hi All,

Setup accounts in jenkins for the credential and encript the files wit a password and save the password in a password vault.

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[cw]

Thanks, I opened Jira ticket JENKINS-62208.

Craig

On Thursday, May 7, 2020 at 12:15:40 PM UTC-4, slide wrote:

This sounds like a bug in the plugin, I would file an issue in Jira.

On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 6:02 AM cw <craigwe...@gmail.com> wrote:

Does anyone have any ideas on this?  I am using Jenkins ver. 2.190.3 on Windows 2012 with ssh versions below. This is not only a space issue, but a security issue, since sometimes I am downloading files with sensitive information in them and don't want those details available in the jenkins logs.

ssh	2.6.1	true
ssh-agent	1.17	true
ssh-credentials	1.18	true
ssh-steps	2.0.0	true

On Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 4:32:49 PM UTC-4, cw wrote:

When executing the following in a scripted pipeline:

sshGet remote: soc_remote, from: "/srv/jboss/server/${MAL}/log/${sourcefile}", into: FileName, override: true

The file is downloaded successfully from the remote server into the local directory on the Jenkins server.  However, the console output shows the contents of that file in its entirety, and the logs files in the build folder also contains the contents of the file.  The file is embedded within the rest of the log entries, and is not usable.  Therefore when I am downloading large files with sshGet, I end up consuming twice the space I should be, since I have a log file roughly the size of the file, and then the file itself which was downloaded.  How can I turn this off so the log file only indicates success or failure, and is not also including the contents of the file?

Craig

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[cw]

From the jira ticket:

I found a bug in the code, going to fix it soon to not to print the file in scp mode.

I was using this code:

soc_remote.fileTransfer = 'scp'

and for now i just removed that line, which apparently sets it back to the default of sftp, which does not have the bug. I am working again, in case anyone else runs across this.

Craig