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With Jenkins version 1.595, Workspace Cleanup Plugin version 0.24, and docker plugin 0.8, the clean after build is not completing. Either getting a partial remove or none at all, possibly because the container is stopped before the clean finishes.

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We are facing some issues using a proxy server (i.e. Caching server) with Jenkins and was hoping someone could provide insight if they have a similar setup in place. Here’s a brief description of our setup:At primary site A we have a reverse proxy, JTS & CCM server. At remote site B, we have a proxy server, using Squid for caching, to improve loading times of our source code. Site B also has a Jenkins server configured to manage our builds.To leverage the proxy server all a user has to do on his or her host is:1. Open Internet Explorer2. Go to Internet Options and select the Connections tab3.

Select LAN settings4. Enter the Proxy server host name and port in the configuration belowThis works great outside of Jenkins (i.e. Using Visual Studio).

If we implement the same solution on the Jenkins server, and run a job it completely ignores the proxy settings in IE. I turned to two other solutions I saw in various postings but the proxy server is still being ignored by Jenkins. The other two solutions are as follows:Solution #11. Log on to your Jenkins GUI2. Select Manage Jenkins3.

Select Manage Plugins4. Select the Advanced tab5. Enter the proxy server host name and port number6. Click on the Advanced button and validate the test URL.

If all works then submit to save.7. Restart Jenkins, verity that the proxy settings are still set, and perform a workspace load with a Jenkins job to testSolution #21. Log on to your Jenkins master host.2.

Go to the installation directory for Jenkins (i.e. C:Program Files (x86)Jenkins)3. Make a copy of the jenkins.xml file as a backup4. Edit jenkins.xml and add the following two arguments for starting jenkins:-Dhttp.proxyHost=-Dhttp.proxyPort=3128In the file the XML looks as follows:jenkinsJenkinsThis service runs Jenkins continuous integration system.%BASE%jrebinjava -Dhttp.proxyHost=-Dhttp.proxyPort=3128 -Xrs -Xmx256m -Djava.library.path='C:natives;%Path% ' -Dhudson.lifecycle=hudson.lifecycle.WindowsServiceLifecycle -jar '%BASE%jenkins.war'rotate5. Save the file, restart Jenkins, and perform a workspace load with a Jenkins job to testBoth solutions fail to leverage our proxy server to cache source code. Any idea what we could be doing wrong? Is this even the right place to set the proxy setting for Jenkins to leverage a caching server?Thanks.