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Change By:
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Eric Griswold
(19/Dec/13 1:33 AM)
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Description:
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Jenkins 1.509.4
LDAP 1.6
Active Directory 1.33
(Using role-based authentication but it also seems to be the same using matrix authentication)
If I authenticate to Jenkins using my username and AD password, I receive the permissions that I'm expecting.
However, Jenkins will allow me to also log in with my email address and same AD password. When I do this, I seem to be authenticated but the permissions are different (and often far more limited) than logging in with just the username.
Is there a way to reject a user if they try to log in with their email address?
In other words, this works:
user: eric.griswold
password: <AD password>
But
, I think
this
is
should be
rejected as "unknown user" or "bad password"
user: eric.grisw...@jivesoftware.com
password: <AD password>
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