LDAP user and default rights

Hello, I use Jenkins with LDAP authentification. Each User can login, but on default the user hasn't no rights. How can I set default rights in Jekins? Each user, which logins the first time, should manage its own jobs. The user should also add / delete nodes, but only nodes which are added by t

Re: LDAP user and default rights

use the magic user id `authenticated` On 2 January 2014 13:12, Philipp Kraus wrote: > Hello, > > I use Jenkins with LDAP authentification. Each User can login, but on > default the user hasn't no rights. How can I set default rights in Jekins? > Each user, which logins the first time, should ma

Re: LDAP user and default rights

don't type the `'s On 2 January 2014 13:23, Stephen Connolly wrote: > use the magic user id `authenticated` > > > On 2 January 2014 13:12, Philipp Kraus wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> I use Jenkins with LDAP authentification. Each User can login, but on >> default the user hasn't no rights. How can I

RE: LDAP user and default rights

Hi to all, I am using Build Flow Plugin , and I want to get BUILD_USER variable in the job, any idea ? BR Yossi -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Users" group. To unsubscribe fro

Re: Is there a chance to get Subversion 1.8.x running with jenkins?

There is an open issue for this here https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-18935 On Wednesday, July 31, 2013 9:33:55 AM UTC-4, Kevin Fleming wrote: > > Are you saying that SvnKit in Jenkins can't talk to a Subversion 1.8 > server? That would be quite surprising, so I suspect that you are

Re: Need help/guidance on jenkins/plot plugin setup and configure

Thank you, Mark. And sorry for not replying promptly. I was not online during the new year day. I just want to tell you that I watched your video from my home machine (I cannot watch it from work). It's very helpful. Thank you so much. So I configured my jenkins by following your video. I wro

Re: Need help/guidance on jenkins/plot plugin setup and configure

A Jenkins build has three possible states, stable, unstable, and failed. Unstable usually indicates that the processes which were executed reported success to the operating system, but there were test failures. Unstable is less severe than failed and helps remind users that there was a test resul

Re: Need help/guidance on jenkins/plot plugin setup and configure

Below is my piece of perl code. I made it always exit gracefully. Line numbers are also included here. Could you please tell me which line(s) would cause a test result failure? Thanks. 1 #!/usr/bin/perl 2 3 use strict; 4 use warnings; 5 use File::Path; 6 use File::Copy; 7 use Fin

Re: Need help/guidance on jenkins/plot plugin setup and configure

The status of the job (stable/unstable/failed) is based on the contents of the test result file, not the exit status of your script. If any of the test results you emit in the file don't indicate 'success', then Jenkins will consider the job unstable (which means the build was successful, but on

Re: Need help/guidance on jenkins/plot plugin setup and configure

Thank you, Kevin!! That's the reason! It's because I always used a static xml containing a hard coded failure. And I got the plot working (See the attached screen shot). Though it's not a pie c

Re: LDAP user and default rights

If you're using Project-based Matrix Permissions, the 'Create Job Advanced' plugin can help with this, giving job creators the permission to configure. On 02.01.2014, at 14:12, Philipp Kraus wrote: > Each user, which logins the first time, should manage its own jobs. The user > should also add

Jenkins fails to run correctly after update.

Dear list, I'm using Jenkins in a SmartOS system (solaris-like). It has been running fine there for about 2 years or so now. However, after a recent update, when I start jenkins it launches, but when I visit the site with a web browser, all I see is a directory listing. http://i895.photobucket

Groovy Plugin > Is it possible to change download URL for binaries?

Hi all, *Background:* Currently using the Groovy Plugin , on a new slave, the Groovy Plugin downloads the required binaries from the codehaus.org website. i.e. "Unpacking http://dist.groovy.codehaus.org/distributions/groovy-binary-