Thanks Stephen. Someone in the community must know
[Kohsuke? rtyler?, redsolo?] Regards, Andrew On 18 February 2012 10:21, Stephen Connolly <[email protected] > wrote: > I wish I knew the answer. You should download an eval version of Jenkins > enterprise... I normally wouldn't pay for anything, but seriously, the rbac > plugin is one of our killer features ;-) anything else is a management > pain... The roles plugin takes about 5% of the pain away... If you have no > other choice you'll likely be forced to fall back to that ;-) > > Sent from my iPhone > > On 17 Feb 2012, at 22:26, Andrew Gray <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thank you Stephen, > > I'll add this knowledge to my databank ;) Client is a Java-shop. > Unfortunately they won't pay for anything (in the 8 years I've been there I > have seen them buy one (little) software licence - pd4ml.) > > What authentication scheme is J-On-J using? Is it Matrix-based with the > Roles plugin? > > Kind Regards, > > Andrew Gray > > On 17 February 2012 19:18, Stephen Connolly < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> Andrew, >> >> [off-list] >> >> You might find two cloudbees plugins really useful. >> >> CloudBees Folders plugin (currently for paying customers, but soon will >> be available free (registration required)) makes organising lots of jobs. A >> lot better >> >> CloudBees RBAC plugin (unfortunately no plans for making this one free in >> the near future) I may be biased, having written it myself, but I think it >> is the best solution for an authorisation strategy... You can try the >> evaluation version free for 30 days... The only danger being once you try >> it you may not want to use any of the others ;-) >> >> Stephen. >> >> >> On Friday, 17 February 2012, Andrew Gray <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> > Hi, >> > >> > I have a client that has a single master with no authentication set up >> at all currently. >> > >> > Issue 1: Anyone can do anything. Obviously this is bad >> > Issue 2: LOTS of jobs, LOTS of views...all too unweildy >> > >> > I think the perfect solution is to: >> > 1. Use the Project Based Matrix plugin so that people would only see >> the jobs related to the projects they are working on. >> > 2. Create some roles; Admin, Builder, ReadOnly Committer....QED >> > >> > Jenkin-On-Jenkins is locked down, how is it doing it? LDAP, AD, >> Matrix-based. >> > >> > My login (apgray) does not have access to the J-On-J Manage Jenkins >> page. >> > >> > I am currently assuming J-On-J is using Matrix-based security. Is that >> correct? Could someone please confirm. >> > >> > If it is good enough for J-On-J it is good enough for the client. >> > >> > Regards, >> > >> > Andrew >> > >> > >
