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tobyweston / radiate

Build monitor for TeamCity written in Scala
Apache License 2.0
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UnknownHostException: https #35

Closed SQUIDwarrior closed 8 years ago

SQUIDwarrior commented 9 years ago

Our TeamCity server URL is "https://my.company.com/teamcity". When set this as the TEAMCITY_HOST and try and start radiate, it fails with an "UnknownHostException: https"

tobyweston commented 9 years ago

Try setting your TEAMCITY_HOST to my_company.com/teamcity (exclude the https part).

It will default to port 8111, add another environment property TEAMCITY_PORT if that's not yours.

What does the log show?

Also, TeamCity will have to have guest authentication switched on (although you can configure a username/password later). See the README.

SQUIDwarrior commented 9 years ago

Removing the "https" gives me a ConnectionRefused error as it is trying to go to "http://my_company.com/teamcity" and not "https://my_company.com/teamcity". The server is using the default https port (443). I did try setting TEAMCITY_PORT to 443, but got the same error as it keeps trying to go to "http" and not "https"

tobyweston commented 9 years ago

Ah you've uncovered a bug I think. It supports only http at the moment not https.

See https://github.com/tobyweston/radiate/blob/master/src/main/java/bad/robot/radiate/teamcity/Server.java

I'll fix that.

I'm working on a version 2 so will include it then if not before.

tobyweston commented 8 years ago

Fixed in v2.0