host name on email notifications

You can use host name as an agent name, instead of 'Default agent' (see
%agent-dir%/bin/buildAgent.properties).
Edit the file and restart agent process

"bin zhu" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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>i cannot find where i define the host name the buildserver
>

my emails notifications always show:

>

Build fes-trunk::maven2 #20 failed (4518 tests passed)
Agent: Default agent
Build results:
https://192.168.1.10:8221/buildServer/viewLog.html?buildId=20&buildTypeId=bt1

>

thanks,

so setting buildAgent name to the build server url, my email will look like:

Build fes-trunk::maven2 #20 failed (4518 tests passed)
Agent: http://niceurl/buildServer
Build results:
https://192.168.1.10:8221/buildServer/viewLog.html?buildId=20&buildTypeId=bt1

it doesnt change my build_result_link, but it can sorta be a temp work around, so that my users can click on a usable link. however, all my agents will have the same name. will that not be a problem?

i am just curious if this is an issue for anyone else.
should it not read my host name? or at least let me define it?

if not, should i enter a jira issue for this?

thanks,

Not to build server url, but to agent host name or to something else what
will define the agent.
If you want to see host name as an agent description just give your agent
the same name as the computer name is.

"bin zhu" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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so setting buildAgent name to the build server url, my email will look
like:

>

Build fes-trunk::maven2 #20 failed (4518 tests passed)
Agent: http://niceurl/buildServer
Build results:
https://192.168.1.10:8221/buildServer/viewLog.html?buildId=20&buildTypeId=bt1

>

it doesnt change my build_result_link, but it can sorta be a temp work
around, so that my users can click on a usable link. however, all my
agents will have the same name. will that not be a problem?