Did a sudo aptitude install jenkins and then, in its "Manage Jenkins" screen there was a link to a Jenkins update. Used wget to download that jenkins.war file, then dpkg -L jenkins-common to find out where the existing file was installed (/usr/share/jenkins). Swapped the new file for the old and fixed the ownership.
What I did for Apache configuration might be lurking somewhere in my iTerm logs, but suffice to say that I have a vhost at http://jenkins.boost.org which is running on ci.boost.org.
Did a
sudo aptitude install jenkinsand then, in its "Manage Jenkins" screen there was a link to a Jenkins update. Usedwgetto download thatjenkins.warfile, thendpkg -L jenkins-commonto find out where the existing file was installed (/usr/share/jenkins). Swapped the new file for the old and fixed the ownership.What I did for Apache configuration might be lurking somewhere in my iTerm logs, but suffice to say that I have a vhost at http://jenkins.boost.org which is running on ci.boost.org.