Dear Cristoph, Thanks for your help. I do not saw the mentioned option in jabber settings, for me it is highly enough.
Regards, -- Gabor Garami 2012.04.01. 12:33, "Christoph Kutzinski" <ku...@gmx.de> ezt írta: > Hi Gabor, > > there's currently no way to let the plugin impersonate you - i.e. the user > who is issueing a command via Jabber - in Jenkins. I wonder if there is a > theoretical way to do this without compromising security in some way. > So yes, commands are issued as either the anonymous user or - if you have > configured so in the plugin's options - as a given Jenkins user. In the > latter case it uses the permissions granted to the user. > > Hope this answers your question. > > cheers > Christoph > > Am 31.03.2012 18:59, schrieb Gábor Garami: > >> Hi, >> >> This maybe a newbie question but I do not understand well what Jabber >> plugin does with my Jenkins server. >> >> So, I currently using "Matrix-based security" in my jenkins instance. >> But Jabber plugin does not impersonate me correctly even if I filled my >> Jabber address in my profile. Since the impersonation not used Jabber >> plugin seems like do its work as anonymous user. I mean if I instruct >> bot via Jabber channel to do something, the bot does not execute this >> task as me, but as an anonymous user. However, this server is available >> on the internet, and I would not allow anonymous user to do _anything_ >> on my CI server except view login page :-). >> >> So, the question is: is there a way to tell Jabber plugin to recognize >> me over jabber and do tasks as me not as anonymous/unknown user? Or, >> anyway, how this plugin works? I am not understand well Jenkins' >> internal architecture, so I should not dig into the source of plugin too >> deep. >> >> Thanks for replies. >> >> Regards, >> -- >> Gabor Garami >> > >
