Again,
I already do use Project-based Matrix Authorization Strategy, see my setup
description above.
And this matrix setup does not work for me. I wonder why.
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No, I don't need job level granularity, just project level.
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On Tue, 14 Feb 2012 10:34:42 -0600
Lee Meador wrote:
> There is a plugin that adds project based matrix authorization as a
> security option.
Quoting from below:
> > > 2. I have "Project-based Matrix Authorization Strategy"
FWIW, I am not using it at the moment, but once made a test to see if
There is a plugin that adds project based matrix authorization as a
security option. If you use this, you can set some jobs visible and some
invisible to unauthorized users. There is a permissions matrix added to the
job configuration page that you can turn on and fill in with permissions
that only
Here's my original post:
> I read articles and issues for hiding jobs, but still fail to gain what I
> want. I want some of my jobs to be visible for reading to unauthenticated
> users, and others to be visible only for authenticated users.
>
> My setup is:
> 1. I have "Jenkins's own user data
Hi,
You should use the matrix-based security of jenkins: You can hide jobs
to unauthenticated users in the Jobs section of configuration
But, it hides all jobs at once. Do you need something more granular ?
(i.e per job)
regards
didier
On Feb 13, 10:36 am, Andrey Pohilko wrote:
> Please, help
Please, help me somebody...
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