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Funny story. I found the real documentation first, but persuaded myself that /usr/share/go-agent/wrapper-config/wrapper-properties.conf
didn't exist. Eager to get started, I decided to just ignore the problem and press on. I got a few pipelines running but I found myself copying environment settings over and over, so I went back to find out how to do it globally. Searching the second time took me to the old Gitbook.
On more careful inspection, the wrapper-properties.conf
file does exist but because the wrapper-config
directory is only readable by root
and go
, I missed it. Might be worth highlighting the special permissions on that directory in the docs.
Anyway, thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Feel free to close this issue when you're ready.
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Oh, I see. Thanks for the history! I saw the repo history and assumed that was ours, but I did think the domain was weird. Not familiar with gitbook publishing 😬
The links to edit came here rather than to a fork so made a bad assumption.
You are possibly right on your hunch. The other gitbook published under the same user there is a continuous delivery cookbook thingy, and seems some relationship. Let me try my luck contacting the user.
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Hi @ndw, thanks for the report. The current documentation is at https://docs.gocd.org/current/installation/install/agent/linux.html#configuring-the-gocd-agent rather than that old Gitbook; although not sure why that is still published. Can you try and see if those suit your needs?
Did you Google to find the old GitBook manual, or was there a link to it somewhere that you came across that we need to correct?
@arvindsv do you have ability to unpublish/remove the old Gitbook docs? Unfortunately the SEO seems to still be strong in this one 😅
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@chadlwilson I wasn't even aware we had anything on gitbooks. I'm not sure it was put up by anyone I know ...
I checked and I have no credentials for gitbooks in my password manager. :(
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Certainly nothing "official" about this. I remember we used to use gitbook a long time ago. But, not the hosted one. We used to publish the static output of the command-line gitbook on docs.go.cd and then docs.gocd.io and then docs.gocd.org. They then deprecated the command-line gitbook app and started pushing gitbook.com, and we moved away from it.
So, I'm not sure who put it up on gitbook.com. I don't recognise "cvjt". But https://github.com/cvjt is a real user, who might have done this?
Seeing that it's mentioning JDK 8 (https://cvjt.gitbooks.io/gocd-official-manual/content/installation/install/server/linux.html), it's from a long time ago.
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Closing for now, since not much we can do here :-)
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