Hans Aikema

`[ERROR] One or more fatal errors occurred [ERROR] Unable to connect to the dependency-check database` You have an error in your config in some way preventing the CLI from opening...

Check your version #6817

You provide 0 output of dependencycheck. So you need to make your task capture the SysOut/SysErr of the shell command (dependencycheck.sh invocation) if you want this project to give you...

You need to check with the authors and documentation of the azure `dependency-check-build-task` how to obtain the output of the dependencycheck.sh that they invoke in the task.

> Hi, > > I am using the DependencyCheck Jenkins plugin and like to connect it to an external Postgres database. While this works perfectly fine with the CLI tool...

@kheyang As you might've guessed... that is something to take up with the Jenkins plugin community. See https://plugins.jenkins.io/dependency-check-jenkins-plugin/ for the references to interact with that plugin community.

I tried the following: 1) Start in an empty repository 2) Run npm i [email protected] 3) Run /path/to/dependencycheck/bin/dependency-check.sh -s . But fail to reproduce. Based on the URL towards OSSIndex...

@vmatyusGitHub The workflow errors are because you copied a website URL for the package, rather that a packageURL for the packageURL field. The packageUrl will start with pkg: and can...

Your reproducer works for me, so there is something else happening in your case.

Enable the debug logging on your scan and in the log you should be able to find the full details on the IOException https://github.com/jeremylong/DependencyCheck/blob/5df22e2a86ecef5822239122958403363f347641/core/src/main/java/org/owasp/dependencycheck/analyzer/JarAnalyzer.java#L1186