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The workaround suggested in #1 only works if you have shell access to the server that runs Jenkins, and if you can login with the user that runs Jenkins (either directly or with sudo).
In a hosted environment, this will not be possible.
As a workaround, I used another plugin: Extensible Choice.
In that plugin I have a Groovy script that calls a PHP script on another server that is under my control. That PHP script executes `git ls-remote -t` on the webserver, which gets a list of tags. Some strings parsing is then done and the Extensible Choice plugin is fed with a list of tags that is presented as a dropdown list in Jenkins.
More details in this StackOverflow question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28543482/jenkins-git-parameter-plugin-cannot-fetch-tags