[JIRA] [core] (JENKINS-6610) RSS Feeds Ought to Accept Credentials

[dan...@beckweb.net (JIRA)]

Daniel Beck commented on JENKINS-6610 RSS Feeds Ought to Accept Credentials And if the RSS client doesn't support this method? It's obvious people won't use curl to get their RSS. ... My guess is to make it compatible or add a &netrc=<value> for the API token. To clarify, this is basic HTTP auth under the hood. --netrc just reads the username and password from a file rather than expecting username and password as parameters on the command line. I tested this just to be absolutely sure, curl -u danielbeck:my_API_token http://jenkins/rssAll works like a charm as well on an instance (Jenkins 1.565.2) without anon read access. Hence my assertion that, if your RSS (HTTP) client cannot do basic HTTP authentication, that's not a problem of Jenkins.

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