I'm having the exact same problem, Jenkins ignores "User search filter",
have you found a solution?
regards
On Thursday, June 30, 2011 at 10:22:08 PM UTC+3, Lezz Giles wrote:
>
> New installation of Jenkins 1.418. I've set it up to use LDAP, but I
> can't get authentication to work. In partic
Hello Everyone,
I am using jenkins 2.32. I want to connect LDAP server for user
authentication. I configured jenkins for this but it does not work. How can
i connect to LDAP server and authentication users throught Active Directory
and manage users from LDAP in jenkins? Thank you for now.
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As Daniel said: You need a single base node to start the search.
(see
http://www.idevelopment.info/data/LDAP/LDAP_Resources/SEARCH_Setting_the_SCOPE_Parameter.shtml
)
Keep userSearchBase emtpy(!)
The filtering hsa to be done with the userSearchFilter.
Take a look at
http://stackoverflow.com/qu
Anybody, any ideas?
I am contemplating using TeamCity if we will be unable to get through this :(
On 11/26/15, Rama wrote:
> I tried keeping User search base (and also tried with User search
> filter as well) as blank, but that failed.
> I also tried with blank root DN, that also failed. :(
>
> O
I tried keeping User search base (and also tried with User search
filter as well) as blank, but that failed.
I also tried with blank root DN, that also failed. :(
On 11/26/15, James Nord wrote:
> As you have country -> users. You need to have a common root.
> In your case that is dc=ca which give
As you have country -> users. You need to have a common root.
In your case that is dc=ca which given your root dn would be a blank entry.
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I tried it now. Providing only OU=Users also does not work.
On 11/26/15, Daniel Beck wrote:
> How about:
>
> OU=Users
>
> On 26.11.2015, at 06:10, Ramaprakash Ganesan wrote:
>
>> I am trying to get all our organization users to login using their LDAP
>> domain credentials to Jenkins.
>> With th
How about:
OU=Users
On 26.11.2015, at 06:10, Ramaprakash Ganesan wrote:
> I am trying to get all our organization users to login using their LDAP
> domain credentials to Jenkins.
> With the options below, only users under 1 particular OU are able to login. I
> want to provide multiple OUs to
I am trying to get all our organization users to login using their LDAP
domain credentials to Jenkins.
With the options below, only users under 1 particular OU are able to login.
I want to provide multiple OUs to search from.
Our Active Directory structure is as below:
*ca -> America -> Users
Great! I have the same issue on Jenkins 1.559 / Windows 2008 R2 and
resolved by your suggestion. Thanks!
bara...@gmail.com於 2013年4月5日星期五UTC+8下午7時29分57秒寫道：
>
> Hello,
>
> I can't get ldap authentication to work with Jenkins 1.505/Windows7 and
> Jenkins 1.466/Ubuntu and I'
Hi Stephen, thank you so much for your timely help and it helped fixing the
issue.
As you suggested have
a) used one existing ldap group dn for "Group Search Base" though its
nothing to do for the users that are being configured in Jenkins, shall try
to create one empty DN for Jenkins users (I
I felt this was a bug/improvement and I have opened a JIRA:
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-18355
On Thursday, April 19, 2012 8:10:26 AM UTC-4, Edward Cullen wrote:
>
> Using Jenkins 1.460, LDAP auth is configured correctly.
>
> I would like to change field used to determine the disp
Have you tried upgrading to the latest version of the plugin?
I just recently updated the plugin 1.5 to make it easier to configure the
filters for group searching.
If you truely have no groups, maybe point the group search base to an empty
DN node with no children... Also tuning the cache may he
Hi,
I am testing Jenkins with ldap for authenticating users. No issues its working
but only problem is that the logging into Jenkins using ldap credentials is
taking from 2 to 3 minutes. Through ldap server logs we found that user
search does not take any time but the system is taking 2-3 mins wh
gt; Hello,
>
> I can't get ldap authentication to work with Jenkins 1.505/Windows7 and
> Jenkins 1.466/Ubuntu and I'm really stumped because even the Wireshark
> output below looks fine to me.
>
> The LDAP settings are:
>
> Server: ldap.mydomain.de:389
>
Hello,
I can't get ldap authentication to work with Jenkins 1.505/Windows7 and
Jenkins 1.466/Ubuntu and I'm really stumped because even the Wireshark
output below looks fine to me.
The LDAP settings are:
Server: ldap.mydomain.de:389
Root DN:DC=mydomain,
On 03/01/13 10:51, Levin, Ilya wrote:
I’m trying to use ldap in my Jenkins (v 1.485).
I configured the ldap connection under the security relam, and it seems
that the connection with the ldap server was established.
I did a little test and entered 2 users, a false one and an existing
one. As yo
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Subject: Re: ldap authentication
You should look it periodically to get dynamic of processes also you can try
modify plugin sources to print debug information and recompile.
On 06.01.2013, at 12:54, "Levin, Ilya"
mailto:ilya.le...@hp.com>> wrote:
Hello,
I’m
You should look it periodically to get dynamic of processes also you can try
modify plugin sources to print debug information and recompile.
On 06.01.2013, at 12:54, "Levin, Ilya" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I’m using Jenkins v 1.472 with ldap authentication, but the performance i
Hello,
I'm using Jenkins v 1.472 with ldap authentication, but the performance is very
bad.
It takes about 5 min or more to authenticate a user when logging.
I tried looking at http://server/hudson/threadDump but it doesn't tell me much.
How can I know where the spending time occu
Hello,
I'm trying to use ldap in my Jenkins (v 1.485).
I configured the ldap connection under the security relam, and it seems that
the connection with the ldap server was established.
I did a little test and entered 2 users, a false one and an existing one. As
you can see Jenkins identified thi
hey marc
Couple of pointers. Feel free to install
http://www.ldapbrowser.com/download.htm
to make sure the AD details you are giving below are correct.
Also, make sure ports 389 and 3268 are not blocked by firewall on jenkins
master.
When I have setup, both the above points helped me.
Thanks,
Hi,
I am trying to authenticate Jenkins users using our corporate LDAP server
(SSL connection) at ldaps://cerndc.cern.ch:636. However, when I try to login
as "marc" I get a "javax.naming.CommunicationException: cern.ch:636 ".
Is it normal that the the address appearing in the excepiton does not
i
2012/5/2 Roberto Nunnari
> 2012/5/2 Roberto Nunnari
>
>> 2012/5/2 Maven User
>>
>>> What version of the AD plugin are you using? If you have 1.27
>>> installed, try rolling back to 1.26 (which may be a manual thing at this
>>> point).
>>>
>>
>> I'm using the LDAP thing.. I have also tried the
2012/5/2 Roberto Nunnari
> 2012/5/2 Maven User
>
>> What version of the AD plugin are you using? If you have 1.27 installed,
>> try rolling back to 1.26 (which may be a manual thing at this point).
>>
>
> I'm using the LDAP thing.. I have also tried the AD plugin (1.26), but it
> didn't work ne
2012/5/2 Maven User
> What version of the AD plugin are you using? If you have 1.27 installed,
> try rolling back to 1.26 (which may be a manual thing at this point).
>
I'm using the LDAP thing.. I have also tried the AD plugin (1.26), but it
didn't work neither..
Is there a way to make it mor
What version of the AD plugin are you using? If you have 1.27 installed,
try rolling back to 1.26 (which may be a manual thing at this point).
humm.. I deleted identity.key and secret.key, restarted jenkins, and tried
again: the two files have been recreated, but got the same error!
Any more hints, please?
2012/5/2 Jan Seidel
> Hi Nunni,
>
> *uhm* only thing that crosses my mind is a buggy identity.key file or
> secret.key file. The
Hi Nunni,
*uhm* only thing that crosses my mind is a buggy identity.key file or
secret.key file. The secret.key is more likely to fail.
You can rebuild it somewhat easy. simply delete the secret.key files. They
are located in the jenkins root folder and in the job folders.
They contain the encr
Hi Jan.
Sorry for not replying earlier.. I was on holiday and got back to work only
this morning.
No.. no special characters that need to be escaped, nor wrong password.. I
even tried copy/paste of the password, but it doesn't help..
Any more hints, please?
2012/4/30 Jan Seidel
>
> Hi Nunni,
Meh - I ssh'd up to the server, moved the active-directory.jpi out of the
way and renamed the active-directory.bak to active-directory.jpi and
restarted.
All set - logged in successfully...
On Wednesday, May 2, 2012 1:27:22 AM UTC-4, Maven User wrote:
>
> I'm sorta wedged at this same place now
I'm sorta wedged at this same place now.
While I can log in, the "manage' page (among others) is NOT being displayed
because there is now an error about First name, Last name having an invalid
character in there.
How do I even upgrade if I can't reach the plugin pages?
Hi Nunni,
org.acegisecurity.BadCredentialsException: Bad credentials tells you at
least that something is happening and then fails. This looks more like a
matter of human engineering rather the technical engineering ;)
Do you use some funny special character which may interfere with your
syst
I've been asked to setup a support server for software development,
>> and one of the required applications is jenkins.
>> I installed the official packed from the linux distribution I'm using:
>> Ubuntu 12.04 has jenkins 1.424.6
>> I need to set up ldap authentication a
gt; Ubuntu 12.04 has jenkins 1.424.6
> I need to set up ldap authentication and I'm having a hard time with
> it.. I tried both the LDAP and the AD plugin but both fails.
> I know that the DC ldap port is reacheable because there's redmine on
> the same server that does the auth ther
Hi all.
I've been asked to setup a support server for software development,
and one of the required applications is jenkins.
I installed the official packed from the linux distribution I'm using:
Ubuntu 12.04 has jenkins 1.424.6
I need to set up ldap authentication and I'm having a
Using Jenkins 1.460, LDAP auth is configured correctly.
I would like to change field used to determine the display name.
I suspect this is possible by modifying the
LDAPBindSecurityRealm.groovy, but I haven't done Java in yonks and don't
have time to pick it up right now...
I want to use the cn
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