i am belove problem please help me

[Shivaji Patne]

how could i solve this problem ..while installing jenkins on mu ubuntu12.04

Setting up jenkins (2.19) ...

 * Starting Jenkins Continuous Integration Server jenkins                [fail] 

invoke-rc.d: initscript jenkins, action "start" failed.

dpkg: error processing jenkins (--configure):

 subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 7

Errors were encountered while processing:

 jenkins

E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)

[Mark Waite]

Use "java -version" to check that the java installation is at least Java 7.  The latest Jenkins requires at least Java 7.

Check that openjdk or Oracle Java are the java implementations, rather than gcj.  Jenkins does not run with gcj as the java implementation.

Ubuntu 12.04 is an older Linux release, nearing the end of its vendor provided support life (April 2017 will end support for it).  You might perform a test installation on a different computer running a newer Ubuntu version (like 14.04 or 16.04).

Mark Waite

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[Mark Waite]

If you had Jenkins installed previously on that computer, check that /etc/default/jenkins is setting the value of RUN_STANDALONE=true.  I believe that the Jenkins installer for Ubuntu (and Debian) wants to start the Jenkins server, and it won't start the Jenkins server if RUN_STANDALONE=false.

Mark Waite

[Brad White]

I was able to resolve this by ensuring that the default-jre-headless package is installed BEFORE installing Jenkins from the apt repo.  If you instead let the Jenkins install drag that in as a dependency, the install will fail as described previously.

 

Brad

 

 

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I have this exact same problem.  I am running a freshly installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS vm.  I used the repo instructions from: http://pkg.jenkins-ci.org/debian-stable/ to install.  I get exactly the same output as the original poster.  This vm has no previously installed java or jenkins on it.  After the apt-get install fails, if I just run apt-get install again jenkins starts and works.  Apt automatically installs openjdk 7, so that looks ok.  I can replicate this at will and using the 'non stable' repo (https://pkg.jenkins.io/debian/) generates the same results.

 

Brad

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