vickybyou

@sampathmende , I have done the local setup of this tool and it works fine for me. For your reference please see the steps which i have followed. I have...

Hi @sampathmende , yes i am able to scan the web applications in jackhammer. Please find the results below.   

Your welcome @sampathmende .. Also make sure that sidekiq is running successfully. 

Hi @sampathmende below is my Gemfile.lock !! ``` GIT remote: git://github.com/rweng/jquery-datatables-rails.git revision: d486b31b192a2924b1913e080ad23460e6b96d31 specs: jquery-datatables-rails (3.4.0) actionpack (>= 3.1) jquery-rails railties (>= 3.1) sass-rails GIT remote: git://github.com/sumoheavy/jira-ruby.git revision: 90cc2c86cddafb9c84e383fd9da041ec7a6cc261 specs:...

I am using the old version of Jackhammer..

Even i am facing the same issue. I am trying to build and run on ubuntu-14.04. When i try to run the command "sh ./docker-build.sh" its giving me a error....

@ksk26 thanks for your reply, its working fine now. I had an issue with docker-compose i sorted that out and now i am able to run Jackhammer.

Ok i shall try doing that. If the scanner is already installed in the system there is no need to clone it to the tool directory right ?

I have added the cppchecker code to /app/lib/pipeline/tasks My CppCheck Code is: ``` require 'pipeline/tasks/base_task' require 'pipeline/util' require 'nokogiri' class Pipeline::CppChecker < Pipeline::BaseTask Pipeline::Tasks.add self include Pipeline::Util def initialize(trigger, tracker)...