Jenkins is a different issue. It seems to be about the java version you have installed:
Jul 06 10:20:08 PC3336.win2k.tsl.state.texas.us jenkins[30094]: Found an incorrect Java version
Jul 06 10:20:08 PC3336.win2k.tsl.state.texas.us jenkins[30094]: Java version found:
Jul 06 10:20:08 PC3336.win2k.tsl.state.texas.us jenkins[30094]: openjdk version "10.0.1" 2018-04-17
Jul 06 10:20:08 PC3336.win2k.tsl.state.texas.us jenkins[30094]: OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 10.0.1+10-Ubuntu-3ubuntu1)
Jul 06 10:20:08 PC3336.win2k.tsl.state.texas.us jenkins[30094]: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 10.0.1+10-Ubuntu-3ubuntu1, mixed mode)
Jul 06 10:20:08 PC3336.win2k.tsl.state.texas.us jenkins[30094]: Aborting
I don't think this jenkins package comes from Ubuntu either. Last time we shipped jenkins was in precise in 2012 it seems.
I think it caused the apache2-doc installation to be incomplete, so yes, I'd suggest to remove or fix the jenkins package, and then try "sudo apt -f install" one more time, which should take care of apache2-doc.
Jenkins is a different issue. It seems to be about the java version you have installed:
Jul 06 10:20:08 PC3336. win2k.tsl. state.texas. us jenkins[30094]: Found an incorrect Java version win2k.tsl. state.texas. us jenkins[30094]: Java version found: win2k.tsl. state.texas. us jenkins[30094]: openjdk version "10.0.1" 2018-04-17 win2k.tsl. state.texas. us jenkins[30094]: OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 10.0.1+ 10-Ubuntu- 3ubuntu1) win2k.tsl. state.texas. us jenkins[30094]: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 10.0.1+ 10-Ubuntu- 3ubuntu1, mixed mode) win2k.tsl. state.texas. us jenkins[30094]: Aborting
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I don't think this jenkins package comes from Ubuntu either. Last time we shipped jenkins was in precise in 2012 it seems.
I think it caused the apache2-doc installation to be incomplete, so yes, I'd suggest to remove or fix the jenkins package, and then try "sudo apt -f install" one more time, which should take care of apache2-doc.