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Can you please clarify on this:
C:\gnuwin32\bin> .\wget.exe --auth-no-challenge --http-user=user --http-password=_apiToken_ http://myserver.com:8080/job/Experiment-Main-Build/build?token=1715b88bfba6717fadee72f5d5ecd17a
The word "apiToken", is that ment as a keyword so that the final "?token=1715b88bfba6717fadee72f5d5ecd17a" is interpreted correctly or is that a placeholder for the users api token??
@Jeff imho no AD/LDAP request is needed at all. Jenkins should bypass what ever auth scheme it has as long as the user and his apikey is correct.