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errorMessage.1=\
        We detected that Jenkins does not have sufficient permission to run, \
        as indicated by the stack trace below. Most likely cause of this  \
        problem is that the security manger is on. If that was intended, \
        you need to grant sufficient permissions for Jenkins to run. Otherwise, \
        or if you don''t know what a security manager is, then the easiest \
        way to fix the problem is simply to turn the security manager off.
errorMessage.2=\
        For how to turn off security manager in your container, refer to \
        <a href="https://jenkins.io/redirect/troubleshooting/disable-security-manager"> \
        Container-specific documentations</a> of Jenkins.
