• Create a ‘jenkins’ user to run this service. • Direct console log output to the file  /var/log/jenkins/jenkins.log . Check this file if you are troubleshooting Jenkins. • Populate  /etc/default/jenkins  with configuration parameters for the launch, e.g  JENKINS_HOME • Set Jenkins to listen on port 8080. Access this port with your browser to start configuration. NOTE If your  /etc/init.d/jenkins  file fails to start Jenkins, edit the  /etc/default/jenkins  to replace the line  ----HTTP_PORT=8080----  with  ----HTTP_PORT=8081----  Here, "8081" was chosen but you can put another port available. Windows To install from the website, using the installer: • Download the latest package • Open the package and follow the instructions Other operating systems OpenIndiana Hipster On a system running OpenIndiana Hipster Jenkins can be installed in either the local or global zone using the Image Packaging System (IPS). IMPORTANT Disclaimer: This platform is NOT officially supported by the Jenkins team, use it at your own risk. Packaging and integration described in this section is maintained by the OpenIndiana Hipster team, bundling the generic jenkins.war  to work in that operating environment. For the common case of running the newest packaged weekly build as a standalone (Jetty) server, simply execute: pkg install jenkins svcadm enable jenkins The common packaging integration for a standalone service will: • Create a  jenkins  user to run the service and to own the directory structures under /var/lib/jenkins . • Pull the OpenJDK8 and other packages required to execute Jenkins, including the  jenkins-core- weekly  package with the latest  jenkins.war . CAUTION Long-Term Support (LTS) Jenkins releases currently do not support OpenZFS-based systems, so no packaging is provided at this time. 9